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This morning, Google announced that they will make a “series of changes” to the Google Play store on November 21 to further improve tablet app visibility. Even though more than 70 million Android tablets have been activated over the years, there is opportunity to do more.
The “Designed for tablets” view will be the default view for users browsing Google Play top lists on their tablets. Users will be able to switch views to see all apps or games if they chose, but this should help everyone find apps built specifically for bigger screens without having to work. Google will also mark apps as “Designed for phones” if they do not meet the “Designed for tablets” criteria.
The news comes via the Android Developers blog as a reminder for developers to get their apps ready for tablet usage.
And I don’t want to look too much into the date, but why November 21? What’s happening on that day?
Via: Android Developers
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