Google presented on Wednesday (24) several new features that will soon be available on the Play Store. Features supported by Gemini and will help the user to choose the best apps and gamesThe company also announced improvements to its official Android store subscription service.
Comparisons between similar AI-generated apps When searching for a photo editor, the platform will display a summary of the main features found in the software in that category, so the user can quickly choose the option that best suits their needs.
Play Store will also help rediscover installed appswhich are often forgotten on your mobile. This will happen through “Collections”, which divide programs into categories such as “Buy”, “Watch” and “Listen”, among others, and present highlighted content in each.
Regarding security, Google ensures that the user has a More control over the data collected across every app on your deviceThe store will acquire a special section for this purpose, where it will be possible to define which applications will share information with the platform for more accurate recommendations.
Play Pass improvements
New games are being added to Play Pass this month, a subscription service that gives you access to over 1,000 ad-free apps and games: Kingdom Rush 5: AllianceSubscribers will also have access to more rewards in the Play Points program. Weekly Super Prizes.
Pixel devices and gaming accessories from Razer These are some of the items that Diamond, Platinum, and Gold members of the program will have a chance to win. This new feature will be available first in the United States, Japan, United Kingdom, South Korea, and Taiwan.
And for those who use Google Play Games on their computers, this will be possible Open two games at the same time on your computer screenallowing you to compete in one while leaving the other on hold. The functionality will be live in the coming weeks.
Source: Tec Mundo
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