Why are there a set of Google Play Store icons at the top of an Android (Nexus 10) screen? What do they mean?
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5Can you post a screenshot? – geffchang Jun 25 '13 at 15:54
Although you don't have a screenshot, they are most likely apps that have recently been installed, updated, or have updates ready. I can give you more specific help if you post a screenshot.
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