Google Play Store's upcoming v51.2 update adds a large-screen optimisation badge to app listings, making it instantly clear which apps are built for tablets and foldables.

Following adding the functionality for new app installs earlier this year, the Google Play Store is once rolling out support for downloading multiple Android app updates at the same time. Downloading ...

No more pretending your big screen is iddy-biddy ...

In addition to large-screen app badges, Google Play Store version 51.2 will bring subscription info in reviews and more ...

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Google is rolling out a new AI-powered “Ask Play about this app” feature in the Play Store. It allows users to ask questions about apps directly within the store. Users can type custom queries or tap ...

Google is working on a dedicated section inside the Play Store to give users access to the installed games on their phones. The Google Play Store is set to receive multiple new features in the future.

Google said Tuesday it’s making a number of changes to how the Play Store looks and functions in an effort to better personalize the store to its users and increase engagement. Among the new features ...

Google I/O meant a lot of changes for the Google Play Store and developers, though two small changes will mean users see more relevant information in apps and media with “Topics” and a Collections ...

Republished on March 16th with further reports into dangerous Android apps and the release of new Android protections for millions of users. What a week for Play Store. Google has been busy with its ...

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Google and Samsung are apparently working out a deal that would give Google products a boost on Samsung smartphones, according to a Bloomberg report. That means Google might get greater access to ...