Meet the mobile version of the Google Play Store

Google has a launched the long-awaited mobile-tailored version of its Play Store. Google’s app store is now a lot easier to navigate through a mobile browser and the internet giant has managed to retain most of the features from its app. So, browsing through the Play Store app or through the browser, you will have easy access to the same content.

Google’s updated mobile-friendly web store is complete with a very nice design. The full featured mobile web version has the ability to send the apps directly to your Android smartphones.
Furthermore, you can also access the device section of the store, which means that you can now buy tablets, phones or other products sold by Google, right from your smartphone’s browser. Go ahead and try it yourself then.

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