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Google moves all of its hardware to its own dedicated store

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 14 Mar 2015 11:52

Google moves all of its hardware to its own dedicated store

Google has taken all of its Android, Chrome OS and Android Wear hardware and moved the devices to their own dedicated page, the aptly named 'Google Store.'
The search giant will sell their Nexus smartphones and tablets, Chromebooks, Android Wear watches, Nest thermostat, the Nexus Player and much more through the new store. The devices had previously been part of the general Google Play Store, which will remain the hub for apps, music and video content.

"You can shop Nexus phones and tablets, Chromecast and Chromebooks, learn more about newer technology like Android Wear, Nexus Player and Nest, and stock up on accessories like cases, keyboards and chargers," the company said.

Finally, the company also announced the discontinuation of the old Nexus 5 smartphone.

Take a look here: Google Store

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