If you own than one Android device, such as a Galaxy smartphone and a Galaxy tablet, Google is now making it possible for you to install and uninstall apps (using Google Play Store) on all of those devices from any one of your devices.

Google is rolling out an update to the Google Play Store app for Android (viaAndroid Authority). Carrying version48.8it brings a major upgrade. On the platform, now when you go to an app listing, it will show all your Android devices and provide you with options to install and uninstall the app from those devices.

For example, on your Samsung smartphone, if you open the Google Play Store, search for SamMobile, and go to the listing of our app, the platform will show a list of Android devices linked to your account, and beside the listing of each device, it shows options to install or uninstall the app from it.

In addition to that, if you go toManage apps & devices > Manageyou will see an option to select an Android device linked to your account. Once you select it, the platform will show all the apps installed on that device. From there, you can select the apps you want to uninstall and then remove those from that device remotely.

Google is rolling out the update globally, in phases. So, a few people might see the feature before others.