Google Play Store now allows users to uninstall apps from their other devices directly from their phone, straight from the listing page.

Google has proposed sweeping changes to its Play Store and Android to end an ongoing antitrust dispute with Epic Games. The two companies filed

Google Play Store update v48.8 will make it very easy to remotely uninstall apps on your other devices without having the devices nearby.

Google Play Store now has a smart feature that helps you save your phone's battery without you realizing it. The new changes don't require any action from the users, but if you are a developer, you must pay attention to the details, because failing to do so might drastically impact your app installs.

Google has begun making significant changes to the Play Store, laying the groundwork for a major push into the virtual and mixed reality space, specifically in preparation for upcoming Android-compatible devices.

I f you have multiple Android devices, you might like to keep the experience about the same across them. If you download an app that's useful on your phone, there's a good chance

Epic is also easing up on Google’s mandate that developers use Play Billing. Under the proposal, Google can require that devs include that as an option alongside third-party payment methods. Apps can still set their own prices and offer lower prices if you skip Google’s system.

Google wants Android apps to stop wasting battery with excessive wake locks, and those that don’t meet a certain threshold will soon be penalized on the Play Store.

Google Play Store digital gift cards now include brands like Starbucks, Disney, and AMC, all available to buy and send in-app.

Google appears to be working on a search tool for Play Store reviews, in addition to the filtering options it already has.