Google today reported that it's changing the names of its administrations for pushing Android applications in ventures.

Google today reported that it's changing the names of its administrations for pushing Android applications in ventures. Google Play for Work, a device that associations could use to circulate open and private Android applications to representatives' gadgets, will now be called simply Google Play. Android for Work, which keeps business and individual applications and substance independent, starting now and into the foreseeable future will be just Android.

"With stage level bolster shipping with each GMS [Google Mobile Services] good gadget, Android for Work and Play for Work have turned into a center some portion of Android and Google Play," as Google programming engineer Adam Connors and item director Travis McCoy place it in a blog entry. "We think this change better mirrors the implicit way of big business elements of Android and our dedication to big business versatility."

Another Google bolster page is more straightforward about what's changing (which is very little, truly).

"The disentangled marking mirrors that the APIs [application programming interfaces] these items utilize have been coordinated into Android and Google Play, individually, and the different marking is did not require anymore," the page says.

Google initially declared the two items in June 2014 at its Google I/O designer gathering and discharged an Android for Work application and the Google Play for Work application store in February 2015. Under six months after the fact Google said more than 10,000 organizations were trying, sending, or utilizing Android for Work.

The Google Play for Work "shop" of applications is still on the web, yet the Android for Work application — intended to empower benefits on gadgets that couldn't locally bolster them — is no more extended accessible on the Google Play Store.

Today's turn comes two months after Google put Google Apps for Work (now G Suite), Google Cloud Platform, and different items under the new Google Cloud name.