Although Google Play is undoubtedly the first destination for new mobile applications and games for the vast majority of Android users all over the world, at least many of you realize the fact that other application stores are compatible with the Big G software platform.

One of these things is simply called Amazon Appstore, and although it is not anywhere near the largest or common like the Play Store, it contains the choice.

So what does all of this mean for mobile programs and devices? To be completely honest, I have no idea. This may not mean anything at all, because the application store does not actually go on the Dodo road … so far. Or it may simply mean that many Android users have not reached this particular market due to the somewhat uncomfortable installation process and the fact that most of its applications are easily available through Google Play.

For its part, Amazon claims that these “changes” are taking place in “a continuous effort to simplify our services and programs”, which seem to support the theory that Appstore was not very common among the international masses of Android users.

At the same time, of course, I can only think that this is the first step towards Amazon ultimately adopting the Play Store from Google for inner Fire tools. Currently, this is a simple assumption that depends on anything from essence, so we will just have to wait and know if any additional signs on the appearance of the Amazon Appstore pension in the coming months.