A new update is rolling out to the Google Play Store for Android devices bringing the digital marketplace’s version number to 3.5.15. Though it won’t be immediately noticeable, enough has changed to warrant a quick video rundown of what you can expect in the store’s latest iteration.
Reviews now list the associated device (just like in the online counterpart) and sorting options can parse down ratings based on app version. You can also choose to view only reviews associated with your current device and arrange views by date or their level of helpfulness. In the My Apps pane we now find two swipe-able tabs that divide your currently installed apps and apps that you have downloaded or purchased but have yet to install on your device. A drop down allows for users with multiple associated accounts to quickly jump between their app libraries.
Otherwise, Google has kept things pretty similar to the previous release. You won’t need to completely readjust as was the case with some updates to the phased-out Android Market. If you haven’t received version 3.5.15 and don’t want to wait, a quick google search should find you the APK you need to manually install the update.