What this change means for users
As per the report, the new beta shows ratings right next to the device icons (phone, tablet, etc.) instead of making users click them first. This makes it quicker to see how an app performs on different devices.
This may be a small update but can turn out to be a handful for Android users. This change will allow users to see how an app performs on different devices at a glance.
Google’s July Play System update brings these new changes
The July update for the Google Play System brought a wave of improvements for Android devices, wearables, TVs, and even car infotainment systems. This update focused on enhancing Play services, the Play Store app, and overall system updates.
One of the highlights for users is the improved Google Play Protect. Play Protect’s install-time protection feature now allows users to submit new apps for a thorough security analysis before installation. This proactive measure helps identify potential threats in apps before they can wreak havoc on your device.
The Google Play Store itself has also been updated to version 41.7. While specific details beyond the Play Protect enhancement haven’t been revealed yet, other improvements are likely to be included in this update.
It’s important to remember that not all features mentioned in the update changelogs are immediately available to everyone. Some functionalities may take a few months to fully roll out and become accessible to all users.
