It appears the Wishlist feature that’s been sitting dormant inside Google Play is finally starting to reveal itself. Reports are coming in of users now having the ability to add apps, music, etc. to their Wishlist and have it saved for later viewing. The feature hasn’t gone live yet for me just showed up for me, but the guys over at Android Police managed to grab a few photos to show us what it looks like.

I know many of you have been searching high and low for Google Play gift cards with little to no success. Depending on your motive, Google may have a solution for you. If you’re simply looking to gift some Google Play credit to a friend, relative, etc., then you’re still out of luck. If you’re looking to purchase credit for your kids or someone you share an account with, then you’re in luck. Google now allows U.S. users to purchase Play Store credit directly from the Play Store (web only).

It looks like Verizon’s plan to offer carrier billing for Google Play Store purchases is finally coming to fruition. While the last thing I want to do to is add to my ridiculously high Verizon Wireless bill, there are some users out there that have been waiting for this convenience. Plus, some users (especially young ones) don’t have access to a credit card (although I believe Google Play gift cards to be a better option).

An updated version of the Google Play Store has been pushing out to devices, carrying with it a few nice additions. In this latest update, Google has listened to the cries of Android users and finally added the ability to remove items from the “All” apps list. You can now erase all record of those NSFW apps you probably should’t have downloaded in the first place.

It’s no secret that I love Android. I spend countless hours talking about it, writing about it, and best of all — enjoying it. I mean, what’s the point if you’re not having fun… right? Well, I want to make sure everyone is having as good a time as I am and enjoying as much of the available content as possible. That’s why I’ve decided to start randomly giving away Google Play gift cards in Cult of Android’s “Shall We Play A Game?” feature.