After first unveiling the Android Instant Apps platform at Google I/O 2016 , the web giant is finally taking steps to introduce the new initiative to the public. If you hit up the source link, you will land on a list of app within the Play Store that already support the technology and thus have a new "Try Now" button. Pressing it actually launches the particular app, or at least parts of it instantly, without having to go through a traditional install process. To participate in the neat little public demonstration of one aspect of Instant Apps technology you do have to be running a fairly recent Android OS: Android 5.0 (API level 21) through Android 8.0 (API level 26). Support for the feature also needs to be enabled from the Google settings interface on the device. Lastly, there might be some market limitations or a staged roll-out in place, so, if you only see the familiar old "Install" button after going through all the steps, you should try a different d...