Apple has announced that iOS app developers will be allowed to let people in the European Union download their apps for the iPhone and iPad from websites. The new system will go live this spring.
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Apple has now restored the developer account for Epic Games Sweden. That means work can continue to bring the Epic Games Store to iOS devices in Europe along with its Fortnite game.
A new report claims that the government of Japan is planning to submit a proposal for a law that would ban mobile operating systems from barring third-party app stores and payment systems
New data released by Apple reveals that more than 100 million users in Europe visit the iPhone App Store every month. The data is released in compliance with the EU's Digital Service Act.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed an earlier court ruling that Apple did not violate anti-trust laws by banning third-party app stores on its iOS devices, but Epic did win one count.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has accused Apple of delaying an important update for the messaging app. Duro claims there has been no update for two weeks, which could be negatively impacting morale.
Pinterest's incubator TwoTwenty has quietly released “Shuffles”. Available via an invite-only system, the app can be used to create collages using photos, image cutouts, and offers animated effects.
Apple has confirmed that Apps released exclusively in the South Korean App Store can use third-party payment systems, but developers and end-users will lose access to some critical features.
Apple developers can now put their apps up for pre-order ahead of their release date. Customers can order the apps ahead of launch, and they will be downloaded automatically at the time of release.
If you didn't think tech could get any more bizarre, then you haven't heard CEO Akash Nigram talk about his new startup called Genies, which makes an app designed to bring rival Bitmoji to its knees.
As smartphones become more technical, new apps will gain in popularity. App sales have already hit $85 billion this year, and a new report claims sales should increase another 30% next year.
Over the next 72 hours, users in seven countries, including Canada, Singapore and New Zealand, will see app and in-app standard pricing tiers rise, yet some apps may end up costing less.
Microsoft offers a way to sign up for Office 365 subscription within the new Office for iPad apps, and Apple will indeed get its 30 percent cut of those revenues if they are made within the apps.
Researchers from Georgia Tech have revealed they got a malware program accepted and published in Apple's iOS App Store, claiming that Apple only scans some apps for a few seconds before approval.
A Russian-based malware app, Find and Call, was available to download from the iOS App Store for a few weeks. After being alerted by a security firm, Apple has now removed the app from the store.
A problem with the iOS and Mac App Stores from Apple is causing a number of apps from both stores to crash after they have been newly updated. Apple has yet to comment on the issue.
Apple has announced at WWDC that it has now reached the 30 billion download mark from the iOS App Store. The download store now has 650,000 apps available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad users.
It's not a shock but Apple has revealed that Angry Birds is the number one best selling app of all time in the iOS App Store, while the Facebook app is the most downloaded free app.
Electronic Arts has temporarily removed The Simpsons: Tapped Out from the iOS App Store due to connectivity issues, just a few days after permanently removing another iOS game from the App Store.
As promised a few days ago, Apple has now reached and exceeded the 25 billion download mark for its highly successful iOS App Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices.
Apple is counting down to the moment when the 25 billionth download occurs on its iOS App Store. The company is also giving out a $10,000 App Store card to one person when that milestone hits.
