How to Download the Google Play Store App to My Ipad? [Solved]

Simply you can not. There are many reasons for it.

• IOS is written in swift elsewhere android is written in JAVA.
• Another unrelated reason the Apple app store has less applications compared to android is that IOS rejects imperfections.
• IOS apps extension is .ipa which cannot be compressed or which cannot be changed to any other format where android app extension is .apk which by default isn't supported by IOS (maybe someone would make a android emulator soon enough?)

Hence both software’s are completely different therefore has no capability to support each other due to the environment differences which does not allow to support it. Apps in android and ios has the completely different codes due to the programming language swift which is developed it is very different compared to java.

Though IOS does not support Android, there are certain Android Applications that support running iOS applications within it.

Another way to download the Google Play store app to my iPad?

The Google Play Store app is only available on Android. Other Google Play Apps (Google Play Music, Google Play Videos and TV, Google Play Newsstand, Google Play Books) are available on iOS.

{The reason behind stating other Google Play apps is that Google Play Store can also be used to purchase Books, Movies, Music, TV and Newsstand subscription (consider the New York Times subscription on Google Play Newsstand) as well.}

As always, you can still view the store from Google Play via Safari (or other browsers) and sign in to existing Google Account. You can still make purchases there, and view it on separate iPad app.

In case that you are familiar enough with Google Play Games, it is possible for game developers to integrate Google Play Games to iPhones and iPads. Meanwhile, it is common that game developers prefer to use Facebook Apps/Games for this.

In case that you moved from Android devices (phones, tablets, TVs) to a new iPad, Apple published it's first app for Android: Move to iOS. Unfortunately, it is aimed to move Android content to iOS (iPhones and iPads) when they are set up at the first time (or have undergone factory reset). Furthermore, purchased Android apps and their in-app purchases are not transferred​ to iPad, unless the app developer has its own ways. If your Android version is below 4.0 (or older than Ice Cream Sandwich: Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread), the app cannot be installed.

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