Play Store For Android Gets Search Bar With Hamburger Flip In Server-Side Update

Google is pushing out an upgrade to the Play Store's Android interface that replaces the activity bar with a standard hunt bar. Inside are the words "Google play," which, when tapped, hotshot the ground sirloin sandwich flip movement and draw up late Play Store seeks. Kirill Grouchnikov, one of the organization's client interface architects, teased the gimmick in GIFs on Google+.

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The Play Store's home screen now acts also to the Now page of the Google Now Launcher, with the hunt bar vanishing when you span down and returning as you retreat up. Tapping the ground sirloin sandwich symbol still draws out the route menu. While gone from the home region, the toolbar is fit as a fiddle all through different zones of the application.

This change brings look usefulness out from the corner of the screen, tucked behind an amplifying glass, where regardless it dwells for individuals who have not gotten the redesign. As should be obvious underneath, I'm one of them.

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The change is evidently occurring server-side, so there's no APK we can appropriate to help you avoid the hold up (however you can introduce the most recent adaptation of the Play Store from APK Mirror just to make sure). Until further notice we can just watch the GIF together.

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