Google Play: NEW Interface Inspired by the App Store

Google Play has a new interface change, this one being inspired by Apple's App Store, but it comes with improvements for Android.

Google Play NEW Interface Inspired by the App Store

Google Play starting today has a new interface for the section that allows searches for applications from the store of Google, and she is inspired by App Store. Google is looking carefully at iOS, just as Apple is looking carefully at Android, the two companies are constantly taking over functions from each other, and now Google Play has something that Apple has been offering in the App Store for almost 1 year days.

Google Play has changed the interface for performing searches for applications from the store, so that when a user searches for an application, the results will be displayed in the form of books. Apple has implemented this change in the App Store for some time, and now Google Play is taking it over to display search results for Android applications in a way that is much easier to understand, and more pleasant for use on phones.

Google Play: NEW Interface Inspired by the App Store

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Google Play has in the image above presented the old interface, the new interface, but also the interface that exists in the App Store, the Google company displaying a little more information for the search results. Unlike the App Store, in Google Play there is information about the developer of an application, the number of reviews left by users on the application, but also the number of downloads for the application, something that the Apple company still refuses to display for users.

Google Play is the biggest app store at the moment, with the most downloads generated by the billions of Android users who are active around the world right now. Despite this, Google Play does not generate the highest revenues for the Google company, the App Store remaining at the top with double receipts, and profit to the same extent, so here Google still has a lot to recover.