The problem with finding an unreleased app or game that you;d like to get is that it’s easy to forget about it. Pre-ordering has been used for years to secure potentially hard-to-get products in advance, but in the digital world, it’s used as more of a way to ensure you don’t forget about the product and how much you want it. That’s why Google is now allowing Android users to pre-register for unreleased apps.
Have you ever seen an ad for an upcoming game or app, but forgotten about it by the time it gets released? Problem solved – Google Play will now let you pre-register for apps. You just search for the app you know is coming then click the ‘pre-register’ button to get a notification when it’s available. The new Terminator Genisys: Revolution game is the first title to utilize the new feature, as reported by Android Police. Pre-registration doesn’t mean that you are obliged to buy or even download the app. It’s just a notification system. We contacted Google for further information on the feature, but have not yet received a response. With no release date for Terminator Genisys: Revolution and no indication of when the feature will be rolled out elsewhere, it’s just a waiting game for now.
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