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Google Play Looks a Lot Better on the Internet Now

By Casey Chan Published July 15, 2013, 8:18 pm ET

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We knew it was coming since Google I/O but the Internet version of Google Play just got a redesign that makes it look a little more like the Android version. You’ll have navigational tabs on the left corner, banner-ish cards for apps and a better preview page. Check it out. [Google Play]

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