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Accordingly, the new Google Play Store interface looks brighter and clearer with greener and more white headlines. Redesigned application icons make the overall Play Store overall more consistent and consistent.

Similar to the App Store on iOS, on the Play Store interface new apps, games, books and other items such as movies, TV programs are divided into separate tabs displayed at the bottom of the screen.
The icons on Play Store are redesigned in the form of squares with rounded corners.

The new Play Store store will also recommend user-specific apps in the "Recommended for you" area, which is different from "Suggested for you", recommendations for paid-for-ads apps shown in area.
In Vietnam, the new interface has appeared since last night (August 21, 2019). If you open Play Store now, you will see a completely new interface.
The renewal of the entire Play Store application store interface is part of the overhaul of the interface in Google's new Material Design language. Earlier, the company also implemented a new interface on Gmail.
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