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Recently, the Divine app was finally available for download via the Play Store, App Store and Zapstore, allowing you to once again access the short-form video platform that was once popular before the TikTok era. That said, what should you know about it?

It's been more than a year since Google was ordered to open its Play Store to third-party app stores. However, Fortnite is only now making its comeback to the wider Android scene. This means more Android users now have access to the game again without going through possibly insecured third-party stores. More details below.

Dynamic pricing is nothing new and is used in a variety of industries. However, it is usually rare in online game stores and often draws criticism.

PlayStation now informs all ShopeePay users in Malaysia that they will need to complete e-KYC verification to continue using ShopeePay as a payment method on the PlayStation Store, effective January 22, 2026.

Free-to-play mobile games are common these days, but the Google Play Store isn't void of traditional one-time purchase games. Mind you, these games tend to be less popular for mobile users, as they are considered 'expensive'. But what if you can try them first?

Looks like KTM users are in for an upset. Recently, KTMB informed that its app will no longer be available on the App Store and Google Play Store. So, what should you know about it?

From 1 March 2026 onwards, the Google Play Store will start displaying warning labels on apps that use a lot of battery power. So, what should you know about it?

It was only recently that Google officially unveiled the base Pixel 10 on its website (US-based). Today, a new teaser for the entire Pixel 10 lineup has appeared on the Google Play Store (also US-based). It may look like an accidental leak, but it's not, as there is a $50-off promotion for the Americans.

Amazon has now informed app developers that their Android app store, the Amazon AppStore will be closed on August 20, 2025. The main reason behind this closure was not stated. So, what should you know about it?

The South Korean Government has removed DeepSeek from the Apple App Store and Google Play in the country, essentially banning all new downloads of the AI chatbot. According to the country’s Personal Information Protection Commission, the move was due to privacy concerns.