Friday, June 15, 2012 2:37

(Before It's News)

While we all love Google and Android, there are still many country’s across the globe that don’t have access to many of the services that US users enjoy. Many of us might take that for granted from time to time, but we really shouldn’t. For instance, a very large number of us live and die by Google Music. Sadly that service isn’t available to every Android users. Mostly due to regulations, laws, rights holders and controlling governments. Google is always working to expand their services to everyone they can as soon as they get the all clear for that location.

One new country added in today to a service that some really love, is Germany. They finally have access to purchase books through the Play Store. Happy days! Just another small step for Google and all those that love their services. If you haven’t given it a shot yet, hit up the snazzy QR code below to install the Google Play Books app. You can search for books right through the app or launch the Play Store and hit the ‘Books’ tab. Happy reading.

Application: Google Play Books
Developer: Google Inc.
Cost: FREE

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