Play #Store prompts you to uninstall #apps if your storage is full
With this feature, which we are not sure when it was added, Play
Store now presents a list of installed apps so you can delete them
immediately instead of going over to the app manager to uninstall them.Uninstalling apps is an age-old advice that everyone gives whenever someone complains about their phone running slow or running out of space. It's good to see Google incorporating it within Play Store itself.
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