New update released for Google Play Store, company is testing app redesign

Google has recently released a new update for the Play Store. With this update, the tech giant is reportedly testing a new design for its official app listing platform. According to a media report, the new update has affected some users.

The report claims that some users have complained that they are not able to see the search bar. Let us know in detail which major changes will be seen in the Play Store.

Google is updating its Google Play Store. Google has added Material You to transform apps to fit the current version of Android. According to the new report, Google is now testing another redesign of the app. This change is set to bring in a new tab at the bottom and in the process, remove the search bar. The change was first noticed in early December, the report said.

A Pixel Fold user complained that their Play Store looks slightly different and the search bar is missing. The user also shared a post on the social media platform along with screenshots, in which the Play Store app was shown without a search bar and with a completely new app design.

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