Play store app download too long

 · The Play Store has Apps, Games, Music, Movies and more! Google Play Sore Lets you download and install Android apps in Google play officially and securely. It’s Google’s official store and portal for Android apps, games and other content for your Android-powered phone or tablet. Just as Apple has its App Store, Google has the Google Play Store.  · well i have the exact same problem, i also found the same problem on galaxy theme. the UI is so slow, even the picture of apps in the store isn't loaded quickly. i think the download speed in samsung store is getting slowed down on purpose by samsung themself if you are using wifi (that includes the download speed), i don't know why tho but i think it's because of safety reason.  · Yes, most of the time it is server issues in some countries that’s why google updates and apps don’t download and google play store is stuck at Reviews:

Update 2 (8/30/19 @ PM ET): Google says it may take them up to 7 days or longer to review apps submitted to the Play Store from certain developers. Update (8/22/19 @ AM ET): According to. One more thing, Google Play Store download apps and games with a bigger file size over Wi-Fi. So, make sure to uncheck the 'Download over Wi-Fi' option after pressing the download button. Now, in case everything seems fine, the internet is working, you have enough space on your phone and still unable to download, then here's what one. A good DNS can make your internet faster, safer, and more reliable. Image from OpenDNS.. Many users have found that by adjusting their DNS settings to free alternatives — like OpenDNS or Google Public DNS — they were able to improve iTunes and App Store download speeds.. Conversely, users who already changed to a custom DNS should return to their ISP default settings.

Sometimes, due to incorrect date and time on your phone, Google Play Store stops downloading apps, and that’s the reason for waiting for download error. To fix it, you need to correct the date. 1. Go to Settings and tap Apps. 2. Select Google Play Store, tap More (usually represented by three dots) and select Uninstall updates. 3. Open Google Play and try to download the app again. Usually, Google Play updates itself automatically, so you don’t have to worry about having its latest features. There can be a problem with Google servers hosting Play Store services or your ISP may be having a technical issue on their end. If app updates download longer than expected, that doesn’t.