American tech giant, Google has started testing advertising applications in the search field over history in the Play Store.
With the update, the search field will show three applications with which the user had never interacted or searched, IANS reported from San Francisco.
The search history will only appear after the user types a letter. After that, the previous searches will be displayed first and then the autocomplete recommendations.
It is still unclear “whether those applications paid to appear or whether they’re suggestions”, the report said.
Right now, when the user taps the search bar it displays the four most recent searches and also brings up the keyboard.
Earlier, the tech giant had announced addition of new features to the Play Store for a better listing of apps next year.
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