Android Market  The Android Market website, circa Feb. 2011  For
better or for worse, Google does what Google does — we're going
to have to adapt  I'm seeing a lot of hate about the new Google
Play web redesign. It seems like no matter what Google does with
it, haters gonna hate, and Google can't please everyone. We get
it — change is not always a good thing, and it makes people
uncomfortable. But love it or hate it, it's here and you're
stuck with it.  The biggest complaints I'm hearing are about
permissions, the "My apps" list, and filtering reviews by
device. Now I don't claim to know why Google does the things it
does, but to me there's an easy explanation about each of these
changes. I like the easy explanation, because usually, it's also
the right explanation. Occam's Razor and all that.  Hit the
break, let's talk.  App permissions  App permissions  They're
still there, big as life. In fact, I think they are done better.
(And I'm not alone.) When you install an app from your phone,
you have to look at t