Google Changes Android App Market to Google Play

Google changed the name of the App Market to Google Play. The new change integrates music, movies+tv, and books with apps in one user account and one storefront. The new service offering is a cloud based solution that includes free storage and the ability to sync and buy apps, music, video, and books on all of a user's Android devices, and for books, music, and media, on a user's computer via the Web. Users can store up to 20,000 of their own songs for free with a Google Play account, and apps sync across all devices for a single user. 

Major improvements in the purchase of apps includes drop down lists for downloading and installing apps on specific devices, so users download the correct version for their specific Android tbalet or phone. This should help Android tablet users find compatible apps. Apps can be selected to automatically update so users will never have to manually update the app themselves. For book reading, playing music, and other content, the content automatically between devices so users can stop reading on one device, and pick and read where they left off on another device, including a Web browser on their computer. 

For Social Networking, Google + is integrated into Google Play, so users can share books they are reading, music they like, movies, tv shows, and apps with their Google + Circles.