Google Play Store app updated to v3.5.15

By George Wong on 03/16/2012, filed in Home > CellPhones

A new update for the Google Play Store has started rolling out to Android users everywhere, and it brings the app up to version 3.5.15. The update introduces a host of new features which should make your Android app experience better. The Google Play Store app now has Installed and All tabs which you can swipe between to see all your apps that you’ve installed on your phone, and apps that you’ve downloaded before but haven’t installed yet.

The app also now lets you easily switch between multiple Google accounts, update stock apps that weren’t linked to the Play Store before, and sort app reviews (by device, most helpful/newest first, version). If you haven’t received the notification to update your Google Play Store, you can hit the source link below to manually update the Play Store yourself.

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