How to Using Google Play

Google presents its renewed application store to unify all its contents

The new interface brings together Google Play apps, music, games and videos, and is called to be a direct competitor to the Apple store. Google Play is also available for Android devices.

•1 A portal Integrator.

With Google Play, a Mount View company wanted to create a platform to integrate all the content available for Android. What until now was 'Android Market' thus becomes part of Google Play.

This site includes 450,000 apps, millions of songs and books, and thousands of movies available for Android devices.

•2 Locate applications.

To access the online version of Google Play , you must enter their own 'Market' Google Play . Here you will find a search box in the top center to find applications that interest you. Below is a slideshow of the most popular or sponsored.

•3 Install an application.

Type in the search box core keywords in the application, song, movie or book you want to download.

If you search "Angry birds", for example, you will see a list of results that match your search. Now just have to find the result you want and click the "Install" button, you'll find under the title.

Once the download is complete, the application will be available from your account at Google Play and you access it from any Internet-connected device.

We also recommend that you review the legal terms of service .

•4 Filtering only the most popular.

Under the Central sliding panel photos you see, in the left column, a list of the 'apps' best sellers. You can also press the button on the right tab and view them grouped by category.

Below this box has top most downloaded free applications. If you drag the navigation bar and you go down, classifications include applications that more money comes in, the new best-selling and best-selling free.

•5 users preferences.

In the middle of the page under the image panel sliders, shows the user-preferred applications, ie those received top scores.

To the right of the top is another tab called "Staff Picks for Tablets". So you can filter the 'apps' as the type of device you're using.

•6 Continuous synchronization.

From now on, all the applications you buy from Google Play will be available from the cloud at all times.

So, if you buy a book to read on your Android tablet, you can continue reading from any device with an Internet connection from Google Play page. The same goes when buying a disk or rent a movie.

•7 Share your content.

In addition to access it from any device with internet, now you can also share your content on social networks. If you want to recommend an album, a movie, books, or apps, you'll find a button to connect to your social profiles.

The link to share your contacts will play the contents or buy directly. You can also add comments each time you post recommendations.

•8 Wireless Installation.

By hosting your downloads in the cloud, you can access them without having to connect your portable device to your computer. All content you download will be in your library of Google Play. From that moment you can access from your phone to the newly downloaded applications on the computer.

In the configuration of each "app" you can indicate whether you want the application to be updated automatically or not.