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Google provides more options for managing Play Store and Android users.

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Google is concentrating access to applications for this operating system in the Android Play Store. It’s okay that you create something new to do this, improving usability and making it easier to find apps.

To demonstrate the same philosophy, the search giant has a new feature in the app store. From now on, Android users have even more control over their search in the Play Store.


Despite be easy to useThe Play Store can cause some confusion when we want to install apps on other devices. This capability exists, but users need to choose a destination, always with some control.

Improved search by device in the Play Store

To help users, Google has improved the Play Store in several areas. The first and foremost innovation is now in search, which allows users to define filters by equipment type.

After searching for an app or feature, users can now choose which devices they want to use that app for. They can install their own device, Android TV or watch. Of course, such filtering will only be available if there are applications for these devices.

Google brings even more to the Android app store

Another new feature is Google's installation of the apps themselves. If they have versions designed for different types of devices, they will appear on the app page. This way, you can choose if you want to install another one that is not there, such as smart watches or Android TV.

The displayed list is generated, as expected, based on the devices on which the user account is registered. They just need to open this option and select the devices on which they want to install the application.

Since launching this process with Wear OS and its apps, Google has been trying to extend it to other areas of Android. It seems that we have finally managed to achieve this with this new version of the App Gallery, in which this new feature is already available to everyone on their smartphones.

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