Android 7.1.1 update brings more improvements to Google Play Movies and TV app

Android 7, the next major release of Google’s Android operating system, is here.

We’ve had our first look at the latest version of the OS and some of the changes made to the app and website, and now we’ve got some information about the changes we can expect in the near future.

The most noticeable change is a new look for the Google Play Movie & TV app, which looks a lot like the current app.

The new look will give the app a more modern look and feel and the layout will be more compact and easier to navigate, although we don’t yet know how it will look on devices running Android 7 or later.

Google has also made some other changes to the way Google Play stores and stores Movies & TV shows, including the removal of the ability to watch movies on demand.

As before, the new app will be updated automatically with every major update to the operating system and Google will be keeping an eye on the GooglePlay app and the website to make sure that things like ratings and other information are updated as soon as possible.

The app’s settings page will also be updated with a new setting called “show a movie title on the title screen” which will give you a preview of what you can expect to see when you open the app on your device.

We’ll be testing the new Google Play app on a number of devices to get an idea of how it feels on different devices and if any other changes make it feel better or worse on your Android device.

For now, the only thing we can tell you is that the new update is bringing a few other new features to the Google app, including support for the new Android TV remote app, and a new section on how to set up Google Play Premium to watch HD videos on Android TV.

The new app’s new look also brings support for more modern video playback in addition to a new feature called “play and pause” which allows you to pause or play back a video before it has finished playing.

This feature is now available on all Android devices running the latest versions of Android.

You can read our review of the new video playback and watch the full review on TechRadaru.

The full changelog for the Android 7 update is here and it includes some other minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

For now, we can only speculate as to how Google will make its upcoming update more reliable and easier for users to use on all of its devices.

If the app is to stay stable on older devices, then it’s likely that Google will also make improvements to the settings page to ensure that all users can watch HD movies on the device that they want to watch them on, which is the case for now.

However, if Google wants to make its new app a lot more stable, it will need to make some more changes to make it work with all of the devices running on the latest Android versions, and we’ll be keeping a close eye on what those changes are and if they make it into the next update.