Before the update gradually distributed by Google, there are several ways to download Google Play Store to change Android Market icon on your Android smartphone, tablet or phablet. We’ve heard that Google has rolled out the update to its Nexus series devices first (including the latest Galaxy Nexus), and then Verizon Wireless devices as well as Google TV users are some of the birds that got the update early. For everyone else, you can wait for the update to be sent to you or try one of the steps below to get Google Play installed on your device.
The first way is probably the easiest. If you have Google Music, Google Books or Google Movies installed on your device, you will be prompted to update these apps when you enter the Android Market. These will be updated to Play Music, Play Books and Play Movies respectively. When you open one of these apps and click on the store icon, it will take you to the new Google Play Store where you will be asked to accept the new terms and conditions for the new Play Store. From here, the app will update in the background and you will no longer see the Android Market on your smartphone or tablet.
The second way is to go to your settings menu. Press the menu button from the home screen and go to settings. Then go to apps and then manage apps and click on all tab at the top. Scroll down to Market and clear your data and cache. When you open Android Market, you will be asked to accept the new terms and conditions of Google Play and then the app will update itself.
With the above two methods, you may need to restart your Android device if you still see the Android Market and not the Google Play Store afterward.
And finally, the third method is to download the APK from the Google Play Store provided on the Android based blog. droid life. You can download the APK from: Media Fever. Installing the APK will replace the Android Market app.
