What is Play (Google) Store or App Store???

Google Play or Google Play Store, formally called Android Market, is a digital distribution platform operated by Google. It serves as the official app store for the Android operating system, allowing users to browse and download applications developed with the Android SDK and published through Google.

Play Store is a default application on most or any Android-based device, be it a mobile phone, tablet, and so forth, and is usually located in the path Apps » Play Store. Apart from media [books, magazines, music, films and TV programmes] and applications on the Play Store, tangible articles and Google-branded items are also available for purchase on the Store, although these features are not available in all countries.

The Google Play Store comes already installed on your Android device.

Users of Android-compatible devices can browse through the store, search for their desired apps and then download and install them to their device.

How To Browse For An App on Play Store And Download It

Apps on Play Store could be downloaded through the store's app or via http://play.google.com

All Android devices come with an in-built Play Store app, unless Chinko Android. However, the app is downloadable too.

Downloading From In-built PlayStore App:

1. Open the app by following the path:

Menu > Play Store

2. Sign in by entering your Google account details

3. Search for the app you want by entering its name or some related words using the search bar

4. Click on the app in the search result

5. Click on "Install"

6. Grant permission to install the app by clicking "Accept"

The app downloads and automatically installs on your device.

See Also : How to Download and Install Google Play Store For Samsung Galaxy Core Max Dual Sim or Any Android Device/Phone

Downloading From http://play.google.com :

1. Visit play.google.com

2. Enter your email and password and to sign in

4. Search for the app you want

5. Click on the app in the search result

6. Click on "Install"

The app downloads and automatically installs onto your device, provided your device has Internet connectivity.