Android Market (original name)

Android Market was the original name for the digital storefront where users could download applications and games for Android devices. Launched by Google in 2008, it allowed developers to offer their apps to a wide audience. Android Market featured a variety of categories, enabling users to easily find tools, entertainment, and productivity apps. In 2012, it was rebranded as Google Play, which expanded to include music, movies, books, and more, creating a comprehensive multimedia platform for Android users to access content beyond just apps.