Google Updates Play Store Display By Launching Tab Search

Google is rolling out an update on the Play Store (photo: dock. unsplash)

JAKARTA In December last year, Google tested the latest view of the Search tab. The search bar at the top was removed and users will see a more complete search display on the Search tab. This feature is starting to appear in a stable version in several Google Play Store apps. Apparently, Google is expanding its Search tab over the past few weeks. This feature hasn't been fully rolled out across the Android device. VOI had a view of Search tab on Tuesday, July 30 with a welcome message from Google that read, "Meet Search tab." Play Store will give a brief direction for users to understand how to use the tab. However, the Search tab disappeared from the Play Store as VOI wanted to check its view again. This change shows that Google is not ready to launch the view of the latest search bar widely.

Based on the findings of VOI some time ago, the display of the Search tab launched is not much different from when testing. This tab is placed in the middle with the Games, Apps, Offers, and Books tabs. On the other tab, users will not see the search bar at the top of the screen. Users must click the Search tab to search for any apps. On the Search page, users will see all the categories of applications owned by the Play Store. Users will also see some parts of the category such as Find, Which You May Like, Explore Games, Explore Apps, and others. To get this update, make sure your Play Store is already using version 40.1.19-31.