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Google has announced a range of cyber weekend deals for its Google Play store and this included deals on apps, games and movies. Some of the deals on the Google Play Store this weekend include up to 70% off in game items, up to 60% off games. Some of the The Google Play app store would be set up specifically for China, and not connected to overseas versions of Google Play, two of the people said. Google intends to comply with Chinese laws on filtering content that might be viewed as sensitive by the ruling Google, part of Alphabet Inc, aims to launch the China version of its Google Play smartphone app store next year, according to people familiar with the matter, its first major foray in the market since ending localised product support in 2010. The Google Also Read: Back up WhatsApp to Google Drive now if you’re on Android This new version of WhatsApp is already live on the Google Play store; so go ahead and download it onto your devices. Android’s relationship with China is a tricky one, to say the least. While Android or Android-based platforms power over seventy percent of the country’s handsets, they’re doing so without a lot of the Google polish we get elsewhere: no Google Play Still, this might change in 2016, as the search engine giant is planning to launch the China version of the Google Play app store. The app store is going to be specifically set up for China and will not connect with any of the overseas versions of the store. .

After leaving in 2010, Google wants to come back to China. According to Reuters’ sources, the search giant is looking to launch the Google Play Store sometime after the Chinese New Year in 2016. The app store would not be connected to the overseas Beijing: Google, part of Alphabet, aims to launch the China version of its Google Play smartphone app store next year, according to people familiar with the matter, its first major foray in the market since ending localised product support in 2010. With an estimated population of 1.357 billion, China is a market that few global companies can afford to ignore. Google has plans to launch a version of its Play Store in China next year, a new report reveals. The company, which is part of parent firm .