Google Play Store gets Instant Apps integration and other changes

Google has brought in many changes to the Play Store app on Android. Some of the notable feature additions include the layout makeover in a few categories and the integration of the Google's Instant Apps on the Play Store.

The Google Instant Apps let users experience the apps before they actually download the same on their smartphone. This is possible with the new "Try it now" button that is seen on the Instant Apps. Previously, if you search for an app or a website, the same will appear with the Instant Apps option for you to try the same. It is clear that only those apps and websites that support Instant Apps will be available for the trial.

With the integration of the Instant Apps on the Play Store, six applications are available with the Instant Apps support and these are Onefootball Live, ShareTheMeal, NYTimes Crossword, BuzzFeed, SkyScanner, and Red Bull TV.

Besides this, Google has also revamped the Editor's Choice section of the Play Store. According to the same, the Android Excellence section under Editor's Choice has new apps and games added to it. The layout of the new Editor's Choice is available in 17 countries across the world.

The Play Store will also get a new layout for the category of Games that shows screenshots and trailers on the app's homepage. There will be two sections included in Games and these will be categorized under Premium for the paid games and New for the upcoming games.

Google will also come up with a new Pre-Registration Games category on the Play Store for the upcoming games awaiting their release. The Live Operations will be available for users to know about the major in-game events of those that are installed on their device.