Google officially updated its Play Store support page earlier today by notifying consumers that it has just launched its Play Store gift cards in Austria, as it continues on its quest to expand its worldwide availability with €15, €25 and €50 denominations.
Today, Google officially updated its Play Store support page, to notify consumers that it will soon be launching its Google Play gift cards in Japan with ¥1500 ($15), ¥3,000 ($29), ¥5,000 ($49), ¥10,000 ($97), ¥15,000 ($146) and astonishingly ¥20,000 ($195) denominations.
Google has just launched its Google Play gift cards in Canada, as it continues to expand its worldwide availability. Canada will have gift cards in $15, $25 and $50 (CAD) denominations with the Play Store account limit remaining at $2000.
It looks like our friends across the pond may be getting Google Play gift cards just in time for the holidays. UK user Lee Jarratt reported on Google+ that he no longer gets the dreaded “gift cards aren’t available in this Country.” Instead, he’s now directed to the redemption code page. The redemption page clearly shows Play balances in UK currency and has us thinking the purchase of Play credit might not be far off.
[Update: Congrats Ivan92116, Anne Marie, Joe Avery, Julius Besser, and root4life! I have everyone’s emails minus Anne Marie Skorjanec Larson (email me at email hidden; JavaScript is required)]
Today, the world will be introduced to the most innovative, ground-breaking, industry leading smartphone ever (yes, I’m being sarcastic)! I’m talking about the iPhone 5 of course, and since Apple is bound to boast many new features that one can only assume they will try to pawn off as “innovative,” we figured it’d be best to play a game. Apple’s perpetual fallacy that they have created or invented, well… everything, has us excited to see what they will “steal” next.
