Record! Google Sheets reaches 1 billion downloads on the Play Store
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One more application has just joined the great family of “billionaire” downloads. It was the turn of Google Sheets to reach the record of 1 billion downloads a few months after its brother Google Docs. Both now participate in an exclusive Play Store club, which also includes apps such as Spotify, Microsoft Word, Google Photos, twitter and Netflix – but still far from 5 billion from WhatsApp.
The delay can be justified because, in fact, in its mobile version, despite working as a good free alternative to Microsoft Excel, its features are more limited than in the web version, becoming less practical and used on smartphones, especially for larger and complex documents.
O dark mode added in 2020 to the family of applications was a good addition to Sheets, increasing its usability on cell phones. It is worth noting that these downloads, in a way, represented a beautiful effort, considering that the app does not normally come pre-installed on Android devices.
It's an application that, like many others on Google Workspace, has common features such as chat in shared documents, but, apart from visual changes, it hasn't had major changes in its structure and functionality since its launch.
And you, are you within this mass of 1 billion users? What other apps would you like to see reach this milestone?
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