Google Play Store
The Google Play store is where you can find apps for Android devices. You can browse categories, search for specific apps, and read reviews about them before downloading.
1. Amazon Appstore
Amazon’s app store is similar to the Google Play store. You can download apps directly on your phone or tablet.
2. Apple AppStore
Apple’s app store is different than the others. Apps are downloaded on your computer and then transferred over to your device.
3. Windows Phone Marketplace
Windows phones have their own app store called the Windows Phone Marketplace.
4. BlackBerry World
BlackBerry users can access the BlackBerry World app store.
5. Facebook
Facebook is a social networking website that lets people share pictures, videos, links, and status updates.
6. Twitter
Twitter is a microblogging service that enables its users to send messages known as tweets.
Another One
1. Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
The Google Cloud Platform (GCloud) is a cloud computing platform developed by Google. GCloud provides services for developers and businesses to build and deploy applications online. GCloud offers a suite of products including storage, compute, networking, databases, analytics, machine learning, and developer tools.
2. Android Studio
Android Studio is a software development kit (SDK) created by Google. It was first released in 2011 and is designed to make developing apps easier. Android Studio includes features such as code editing, debugging, testing, building, deploying, and publishing apps.
3. Firebase
Firebase is a mobile backend-as-a-service (MBaaS) provided by Google. It helps developers create realtime web and mobile applications using JavaScript, Java, Python, PHP, C, Go, Ruby, Objective-C, Swift, Kotlin, and Node.js.
4. App Engine
App Engine is a service offered by Google that enables users to develop and host their own websites. Users can use App Engine’s free tier to test out its capabilities. App Engine supports both Python and Java programming languages.
5. BigQuery
BigQuery is a data warehouse service offered by Google. It stores massive amounts of structured and unstructured data. It is optimized for queries and provides fast access to data.
6. Cloud Functions
Cloud Functions is a serverless application hosting service offered by Google. A user can write code in any language supported by Google Cloud Platform and run it whenever they want.
7. Cloud Storage
Cloud Storage is a file sharing service offered by Google. Users can store files in Google Drive, Google Photos, and Google+ Photos.
