Play Store testing new My Apps screen with separate Updates tab and different sorting methods

A little while back, Cody discovered intriguing strings in his teardown of v7.4 of the Play Store that indicated at a redesign or finish update of the My Apps screen. Today we have our first look at what that new plan resembles, on account of a tipster who has it on his gadget.

Like Cody's teardown uncovered, the new format has distinctive sorting strategies and string names for when the application was last overhauled or utilized. Be that as it may, with the screenshots underneath, we can completely see how the code converts into a usable UI.

Rather than the Installed and All tabs you see now for applications you have on your gadget and all applications you've ever downloaded from the Play Store, individually, there's another different tab for Updates. This is the place you can see all the applications that need an overhaul, and the span of said upgrade and the date the redesign was really distributed. You can at present introduce upgrades independently or in a clump.

The Installed tab demonstrates the rundown of applications introduced on your gadget with a couple of striking changes. In the first place, there's the sorting strategy to list the applications one after another in order, by size, by last redesign time, and by last utilized time. The applications themselves have new Open symbols that let you quickly dispatch them rather than first review their Play Store posting page to get the Open symbol. Additionally new is the entire application measure; for instance, the Google application demonstrates 203MB in the Installed tab, yet 20MB for its overhaul estimate in the Updates tab. Lastly there's likewise the last utilized timestamp, in minutes, hours, days, or obscure.

Despite everything I have such a large number of inquiries with respect to this new UI, similar to where the beta applications are currently (perhaps the client here hasn't marked for any betas and the tab will appear in the event that you take an interest in betas), what that symbol close to the hunt symbol on top edits: (it's only a dogfood symbol), and whether you likewise have arrangements of applications introduced on different gadgets beside "On this gadget" in the Installed tab.

We have just gotten one tip about this new design up until this point, so it is by all accounts an exceptionally constrained server-side take off. Fill us in as to whether you're seeing it also and, on the off chance that you do, help us shed some light on the inquiries I asked previously.