Find the Google Play Store app
I can't find the Play Store App. If you can't find the app in your list of all apps: Turn off your device and turn it on again. Then look for the app. If you’re using a Chromebook, make sure you’ve followed these steps to get the Play Store. If the Google Play Store app still isn't showing up, contact your carrier or manufacturer for help ...
Fix problems with the Google Play Store app
On your device's home or app screen, find the Google Play Store app. Touch and hold the Google Play Store app . Tap App info. At the top right tap More Uninstall updates. Review the info and tap OK. To reinstall Play Store app updates: Open the Google Play Store app . At the top right, tap the profile picture. Tap Settings About.
How to update the Play Store & apps on Android - Google Help
How to update individual Android apps automatically. Open the Google Play Store app . At the top right, tap the profile icon. Tap Manage apps & device. Tap Manage, then find the app you want to update automatically. To open the app's "Details" page, tap the app. On the app's "Details" page, tap More . Turn on Enable auto update.
Use Play App Signing - Play Console Help
Either let Google generate the key (recommended) and then download a signed, universal APK from the from App bundle explorer to distribute outside of Google Play. Or you can generate the app signing key you want to use for all app stores, and then transfer a copy of it to Google when you configure Play App Signing.
Create and set up your app - Play Console Help
After you've created your Google Play developer account, you can create apps and set them up using Play Console. Create your app. Open Play Console. Select All apps > Create app. Select a default language and add the name of your app as you want it to appear on Google Play. You can change this later.
Manage private Android apps in Google Play
Option 1: Publish private apps from the Admin console. To upload and publish private apps in the Admin console, you only need an Android application package (APK) and a title. When you publish a private app for the first time, a Play Console …
Best practices for private apps - Managed Google Play Help
If your package name is the same as a package name already in Google Play, then recompile your app with a different package name. Google Play requires APKs to be byte aligned to optimize RAM usage. If your APK isn't byte aligned, you can use the zipalign tool to align your APK file. The key you use to sign your APK should have a long validity ...
Cómo publicar tu app - Ayuda de Play Console - Google Help
Cómo publicar tu app. Ya sea que publiques una app por primera vez o realices una actualización, el estado de publicación de la app te ayudará a comprender su disponibilidad en Google Play. Puedes ver el estado de publicación más reciente de la app debajo del nombre de la app y el nombre del paquete cuando la seleccionas en Play Console.
Install & use Android apps on your Chromebook - Google Help
For more information, contact your administrator. Step 1: Get the Google Play Store app. To get Android apps on your Chromebook, make sure your ChromeOS version is up to date. Learn how to update the operating system of your Chromebook. If you can't find this option, your Chromebook doesn't work with Android apps.
Share app bundles and APKs internally - Play Console Help
To download your test certificate: Open Play Console. Select an app. On the left menu, select Test and release > Internal testing > Internal app sharing. On the Uploaders and testers tab, scroll to the "Internal test certificate" section. Select Download certificate.