The Play Store also introduced a way that you can use points to pay for applications, as well as in-app purchases. Meanwhile, users also have the ability to use the points to get discounts. The updated Play Store logo is intended to more accurately capture the “magic of Google” and to coordinate with the branding of many of our useful products, including Search, Assistant, Photos, Gmail, and others. For those who are curious, the new logo was leaked before lunch, although it is not yet live on play.google.com or other Android apps.
Think back to 2012 — “Call Me Maybe” was on top of the music charts, Instagram had just turned one, and “Venmoing” wasn’t a mainstream verb yet. Android — with its mission to make mobile computing accessible to everyone, everywhere — was just a few years old.
The four portions of the triangle are better spaced, but the triangle has more rounded corners. To begin with, the colours of blue, red, yellow, and green have been altered and also have muted tones. In addition, Google is offering its 100 million Play Points members “10x points on anything they spend by activating a points booster” as a thank-you for their loyalty over the past ten years.
The official start date varies by country — visit the “Earn” tab of Play Points Home to learn more.
Additionally, the Play Store established a method for using points to pay for both in-app purchases and programmes. Users can also utilise their points to receive discounts in the meantime.
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