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Something to look forward to: Mobile gaming may be a massive and lucrative market, but most PC players have an active dislike of playing titles on handsets. Despite this, Google is hoping to appeal to ...

Google will roll out a series of changes to its Play Store model to settle its years-long legal fight with Epic Games over its app store practices, the company announced Wednesday. Among the changes ...

What just happened? Google has announced a global rollout of new developer policies that upend its 30% Play Store fee and change how third-party app stores and billing systems operate. While ...

Google is officially doing away with its 30 percent cut of Play Store transactions, and rolling out changes to how third-party app stores and alternate billing systems will be handled by Android. Some ...

Google is moving forward with a series of Play Store changes after settling a years-long legal battle with Fortnite maker Epic Games over anticompetitive concerns. The tech giant on Wednesday said it ...

Google is adding short-form videos to the Play Store. These bite-sized shorts are videos of the apps you’re scrolling through. They are meant to help with app discovery and to show how the app works.

Google Blocked 1.75M Harmful Apps From Play Store in 2025 Your email has been sent Google used AI-driven review systems to block 1.75 million policy-violating apps and ban 80,000 developer accounts in ...

Google says that through 2025, it blocked more than 255,000 Android apps from obtaining excessive access to sensitive user data and rejected over 1.75 million apps from being published on Google Play ...

A remote access Trojan (RAT)-as-a-service uses the Google Play Store to build poisoned versions of Android apps. That RAT's name is "Cellik," and it was covered this week in research published by ...