New Play Store app icon rules include rounded square mandate, no more transparent backgrounds. By Jordan Palmer. ... Google notes that only the Play Store on Android and Chrome OS will show these ...

Google has released new specifications for app icons being used on the Google Play Store. ... icon assets will remain at 512 x 512 but transparent backgrounds will no longer be allowed.

The option was spotted by the team over at Android Police, making it far more transparent who the real movers are within the Play Store leaderboards, as often changes are far harder to pinpoint if ...

Icon assets will remain the same size (512 x 512), but transparent backgrounds will no longer be allowed. Google Play on Android and Chrome OS will dynamically apply rounded corners and drop ...

Third-party icon packs are an excellent way to spruce up the look and feel of your Android device - here are five of my personal favorites.

Starting in April 2019, developers will have the ability to upload new icons for their apps that will conform to the new squircle shape. As of May 1, new apps submitted to the Google Play Store ...

Spotted in version 46.5.19 of the Play Store app by telegram user @Leontylerz, the revamped Play Store search tab icons make search shortcuts more engaging and easier to tell apart at a glance.

Refer to the gallery below to see how the new Google Play Store system icons look in practice or follow the download link beneath this writing to download and install the app’s 7.8.16 build to ...

Google updated its Play Store icon today, and the shopping bag is gone. Goodbye, shopping bag. This change is rolling out to Android users beginning today. Android Police first spotted the change ...

The Google Play Store's automated app compliance review regime is weird. It's made some odd, inexplicable calls that have resulted in reputable developers and publishers who thought they've been ...

AnonD-569198; YdR; 14 May 2017; When I saw this article about the Play Store icon I thought "Wow, that's the biggest news, ever!" So, in keeping with the thrill of the moment, I grabbed a ruler ...