Bought an Paid Android App for your Smartphone from Google Play, You didn't like it ? Google Play offers you a full refund in the first 48 Hours from the time you Installed the App on your smartphone.

Here is the Android Development Terms of Service that obliges developers to refund you within 48h of purchase:

• 3.4 Special Refund Requirements. The Payment Processor's standard terms and conditions regarding refunds will apply except the following terms apply to your distribution of Products on the Market.

• Products that can be previewed by the buyer (such as ringtones and wallpapers): No refund is required or allowed.

• Products that cannot be previewed by the buyer (such as applications): You authorize Google to give the buyer a full refund of the Product price if the buyer requests the refund within 48 hours after purchase.

How to Get a Refund STEP-By-STEP:

• Login to Google Play, and head to your account page.

• Click on ‘Report a problem' next to the app in question.

• From the dropdown menu, select ‘I'd like to request a refund'.

• Explain why you want a refund, then Click "Send Reprot" Button.

Google I/O 2012 is about to start this weekend on 28,June. Google CEO, Larry Page, will not be able to attend the event thought, A Google spokesperson explained that Page had a "throat condition" that required him to refrain from speaking and he will not be able to attend any current event, He also missed a shareholder meeting yesterday as well.

Doug Anmuth of JP Morgan had this to say:

"Co-founder and CEO Larry Page was not present at the shareholder meeting. Google indicated that he had lost his voice and was unable to speak at the meeting, and also that he would not be speaking at next week's Google I/O developer conference or the company's 2Q earnings call. We have no specific reason to think there is anything more to Larry's condition, but we find it odd that the company would already rule him out of the 2Q call which is likely still a few weeks away. We think this could raise some questions among investors. We note that Larry does not appear to have posted on Google+ since May 25."

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To save your 3G/4G Data plan, Google Maps can provide you with offline pre-cached Maps that you can download from wifi network and keep it in your Android smartphone offline, For relatively small areas Google Maps provide a simple solution that will pre-cache your maps. The feature is hidden in the maps settings.

• In Google Maps, Go to "Setting" then "Labs".
• Check "Pre-cache map area".

• Go back to your Map and tab on the place you want to cache.
• Then scrool down and you will see "Pre-cache map area", It will be downloaded to your smartphone.

Note, that Google Maps will only pre-cache the 10-mile area around a certain point, so it's definitely not enough for big trips, but for city commutes might just do. You also don't get to zoom in as much as you would when using the maps online.

Google I/O 2012 is Google's most important developers annual event which will starts on June 27th, Today, Google has just released the official companion app has now arrived on Android's Google Play.

The app runs on all phones and tablets featuring Android froyo 2.2 and later and it's FREE, If you plan on attending Google I/O 2012 this app is a must have.

Google I/O 2012 [Play]

The Google Play Store hasn't really been around too long, but Google has given it premium visibility on its black navigation bar on each Google product page and obviously, the Play Store is an integral part of the Android experience. But, apparently, the Store isn't getting enough visibility, or at least Google thinks maybe people don't fully knows the benefits of the Play Store.

So Google decided to make a series of cool.. funny.. Geeky Commercials Videos about the Google PLAY and the benefits of the Cloud sync between all your Android devices Smartphone, TV, Laptop, Tablet & PC. Watch the Videos below and Enjoy!