Play Store: P2P app sharing and a new interface on the way

Google will make some important changes to the Play Store. In the next version, the store will allow share apps on P2P and send in APK format. As a result, when you want to send an app to one of your contacts, they will no longer need to download it from the Play Store. A very useful option when web connectivity is limited.

However, this is not the only innovation. There will be some changes in the Play Store interface. It looks like Google is planning to slightly change our habits with the app. accessing certain menus may now take longer. Indeed, the “My games and apps” section, which you find by clicking your profile in the upper right corner of the Play Store, may lead to a section called “Manage apps and devices”.

Play Store app redesign isn’t new. Indeed, in 2020, when Google introduced P2P sharing, some users had already received it. It looks like these new features are now accessible to a wider range of users. On the other hand, these changes were not appreciated because they were necessary. more steps to access updates and apps downloaded to your Android smartphone.

Play Store redesign is rolling out

Currently, in “My games and apps” you can find various tabs: “Update, “Installed apps”, “Library”, “Share” and even “Beta”. Accessing updates is really simple, as they are displayed on the main page. New version of the interface make them hard to findIt makes users looking for simplicity very upset.

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In fact, the new “Manage apps and devices” section will now be split into two tabs, “Overview and “Manage”. The first will show if updates are available. If so, it will offer you to do it all at once. However, to access the details you will only have to click on a new dedicated button to perform the desired updates. The app will add it later an extra step to access all updates. At the moment, it is unknown when Google plans to roll out this update, but we hope that the American giant will step back.

Source : AndroidPolice