Google releases monthly updates to the Google Play system, which bring improvements to core Android components like the Google Play Store and Play Services. The company has now detailed the April 2025 Google system update notes for a wide range of devices, including Android phones/ tablets, Android TV/ Google TV devices, Android Auto devices, Wear OS devices, and more. Samsung Galaxy device users will receive the latest system update in the coming weeks.
Hereโs the first batch of Google Play system updates for April 2025
April 7, 2025: In its support page, Google has recently published April 2025 Google System updates notes, outlining the changelog for Play Services, Play Store, and more. The Google Play services v25.13 will bring updates to system management services that will improve the battery life of devices. So, if you are facing a quick battery drain issue, you should update to the latest version once it is available on your Galaxy device. It will also improve the connectivity across various devices, so Galaxy users can expect a more seamless experience when syncing data.
Additionally, the Google Play Store v45.7 update will include an โAsk a questionโ feature for Android devices, allowing you to find answers with videos. This could be a Gemini Live feature that allows user to talk live with Gemini about anything they see via their phone camera.
The update will soon start rolling out through the Google Play Store and Play Services for eligible Galaxy devices. So get ready to take advantage of these improvements as soon as they become available. You check for Google Play system updates by heading over to Settings > About phone > Software information > Google Play system update. For now, Samsung is rolling out the April 2025 security update for several Galaxy devices, including Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold SE, and Flip 6. It addresses many security vulnerabilities across the Android OS and Galaxy components.
We will update the article once Google releases the second batch of April 2025 Google System updates. So bookmark this page and keep checking back throughout the month to see all the latest additions Google pushes to its Play systems.
