Amazon launches an Android browser to India that focuses on extremely low storage and data overhead

According to foreign media reports, Amazon recently launched an Android app called "Internet", which focuses on very low storage and data costs, which is obviously suitable for users in some emerging markets, such as India. In fact, the app was already on the Google Play App Store as early as March this year. After the TechCrunch report, the company has not publicly announced that it is currently only open to the Indian market and supports devices running Android 5.0 and above.

­as a Web browser, the features provided by this app are quite basic. The home page can display news headlines such as cricket, but does not keep the browser's history.

­when we see this streamlined app, we can't help thinking of app such as Facebook Lite, YouTube Go, Gmail Go and so on. Obviously, American technology companies are optimistic about the development potential of these markets.

­[compiled from: TheVerge]