Google Play has begun permitting publishers and developers to tag their applications for “pre-registration” on the application store in front of authority discharge.
The Pre-Register catch permits intrigued buyers to get warnings of when the application or amusement is at long last made accessible for download or to purchase.
The principal application to run live with the Pre-Register is Terminator Genisys: Revolution, by Glu Mobile. The application is the official round of the Terminator Genisys: Revolution movie, is set to bereleased in theaters beginning July. The application is liable to be accessible for download or to purchase amid that period too.
The Terminator Genisys: Revolution game’s depiction takes note of, “The year is 2028 and humanity is on the brink of extinction. Help John Connor in the war to save the human race in the official game of the new movie Terminator Genisys. Escape from the Skynet prison camp and fight the machines in this action-packed sci-fi shooter!!”
We can expect some up and coming new applications or foreseen diversion titles to touch base on the Google Play with a “Pre-register” catch to create some hype ahead of the official release.
A late report states that Google is planning on allowing Android clients more control over what data the applications they introduce can get to.
If this is correct, it would mean an Android user can decide to confine what an application can access on their device or from the cloud, for example, pictures, contacts, cam or even area. The report guaranteed that the declaration in regards to the new security controls may take a stab at the I/O 2015, the dev conference planned to commence on May 28.
