Google Play app version 4.0 leaks in early video walkthrough, changes are afoot [Video]
March 22, 2013 3
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The next version of Google’s Android storefront, Google Play, has been leaked in a recent video walkthrough by Droid Life. The version number is listed as 4.0.16 and while not all parts of the store are functioning just yet, it’s a pretty good glimpse of what you’ll probably be using after Google officially unveils it.
The first thing you’ll probably notice is that it looks much nicer than the current version. Google has done some really nice UI work here, with a nice emphasis on large images and a nice consistent font throughout. It’s also great that they’ve managed to make the whole experience feel clean despite all the little additions to the design.
It’s still unclear when the general public of Android users will be able to see this on their devices, but we’ll keep you posted. Google I/O perhaps?
[via Droid Life]
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About time, Google. I was one of the few naysayers when Google changed from the green Gingerbread version of Play Store (Android Market, back then) to the current overly gray/brown Play Store. A colorful Play Store is much more warm and welcoming than a gray/brown one. Bring it on, Google.
[@Ashraf] Yup, I don’t use Android but this looks really really good!
Now if only it had all the same apps :p
Looks great! I wonder how long it will be before it’s released.