What's new in Google Play and Android
| | | | New tools to add flexibility to your one-time product strategy | We've introduced new features to give you more flexibility in how you manage and sell one-time products. Key updates include a revamped three-level hierarchy for managing products, increased flexibility with new purchase options like rentals and pre-orders, and enhanced pricing and offer capabilities. To take advantage of these new features, simply upgrade to Play Billing Library 8. | | | | | | Upcoming policy deadlines and reminders | | | Our news policy now covers both news and magazine apps. All these apps will need to complete the updated self-declaration, which is also being expanded. We'll notify you via Play Console when it becomes available, no later than August 27. | | | From August 28, we're increasing the scope of our medical functionalities policy, incorporating the latest medical guidance and disclaimer requirements for health and medical apps. | | | | | | | What's new in Play and Android | | | | Get ready for Play's 16 KB page size requirement | Want to see faster, more efficient apps? Android 15 now supports 16 KB memory pages, a leap from the historical 4 KB. This means your app can run optimally on the newest devices and can leverage these memory enhancements for a performance boost. | | | | | | | | | Start building for the next generation of Samsung Galaxy devices | Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 are here, transforming app experiences with their adaptive displays and versatile designs. Learn how to build apps that seamlessly transition across screen sizes, captivating users with every fold and flip. Plus, with the Galaxy Watch8 series introducing Wear OS 6, discover how to create glanceable, helpful experiences for our most capable and power-efficient wearable platform yet. | | | | | | | | | The Latest from Google Play | Catch up on last quarter's biggest announcements and learn how we're continuing to help you grow your businesses. | | | | | | | | | Developer spotlight | | | | #WeArePlay: How Amanotes made music a global game | Can a mobile game make music more accessible to everyone? Discover how Bill and Silver from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam built Amanotes, a music game company that turns mobile phones into accessible musical instruments. With over 800 million downloads for hits like Magic Tiles 3, Amanotes empowers anyone, anywhere to experience the magic of music. | | | | | | | | | Received this email from a friend? | Subscribe here. | | | | | | | | |
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