Google just made it easier to find tablet apps on the Play Store. Google has been working on making Android a much better place for tablets, so this new feature comes as no surprise.

Finding apps on the Play Store for tablets isn't easy at the moment. Thankfully, Google has committed to fixing that.

Google Play Store for Android tablets has retired the search bar on the main screen. Tablet users must now head to the new Search tab to find apps, which requires an extra click.

Manufacturers and Google alike keep referring to tablet-optimized Android apps, but what exactly does that mean, and how do you find them for tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab?

Google has prioritized tablets again, which means there's a new push for tablet-specific apps. But since it's difficult to find these apps in the Play Store, we did the hard work for you and ...

Google has implemented a series of changes to the Google Play Store meant to enhance the experience for those who own some of the finest Chromebooks and/or tablets, with big-screen optimizations ...

Google Finally Gets Serious About Android Tablets More than 20 Google apps will be updated with tablet optimizations in the coming weeks.

Google’s new Play Store update is designed to make it easier to discover and download apps across different Android devices, whether it’s Wear OS watches, Android TVs, Android tablets, or ...

Play Store app listings on tablets and other big-screen devices will be much richer upfront starting early next year.

New to the platform? Check out our picks for the best Android tablet apps, whether you're streaming music, taking notes, or something else.