Much of the Google Play update is intended to create a more personal experience. Upgrades to the Apps tab, for example, will “spotlight timely topics tailored to your interests” at the top of the app.

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Google appears to have significantly increased the number of apps that can updated or downloaded simultaneously.

Wish it was easier to find apps in the Play Store? Google has a couple of updates just for you. Here's what's new.

Google today announced two sets of updates to its Google Play Store for users and developers, respectively. “Google Play is ...

Users can expect more personalization, a redesigned Apps tab, new Play Games experience, and other features that leverage ...

A revamped version of Google's Google Play launched Tuesday with features including an integrated gaming platform that will ...