The Google Play App Store is already standard on all certified Android devices, including Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, and has become the main source for users to find and install apps and games.
Interestingly, as the cooperation between the two sides deepened, the software of this Internet service giant also began to enter the Galaxy Store application market pre-installed on Samsung devices.
The Galaxy Store launched two Google apps, Translate and Wear OS, but we expect to see more options in the next few days.
Earlier, Google has released official applications on the market of Android smartphones, watches, tablets, TVs and other platforms of brands such as Realme.
In addition, Samsung has also known to upload its own Android apps on the Google Play Store in the past few years, and currently has more than 20 models.
This gives users the freedom to choose one location to complete the application update, and Samsung can easily release updates for pre-installed software without waiting for the next firmware push.
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