Category: APPS

Apple will need to book an appointment to buy the Vision Pro headset in-store. The company is planning a retail launch for the headset next year, Bloomberg reported. The in-store appointments are …

When Apple releases its Vision Pro headset early next year, you may need to jump through some hoops to acquire one. The rollout for the $3,499 Vision Pro will start with in-store fittings and …

Site plans obtained by CBJ sister publication the Triangle Business Journal show the first phase of the huge project includes a 41-acre development with six buildings and a parking garage. The plans, …

The move comes on the heels of reports that Apple has run into major production snafus that will limit its output of headsets.

Ensuring a good fit is essential to the experience, but Apple is worried the headset will bother people after 30 minutes.

At least six scam loan apps have been removed from Apple’s official App Store in India after it was revealed that they engaged in a range of outrageous tactics, from fees of up to half the loan value, to threatening to send fake nudes to the contact lists of borrowers.

The only legitimate way to launch a foreign social app in China is to develop a locally compliant version with strict content filters.

Apple Inc. is planning a retail launch of its Vision Pro headset with appointments and in-store promotion in select US markets early next year, underscoring the niche and complex nature of the mixed-reality device.

Spotify Premium subscribers paying through Apple’s App Store will need to use another payment method to continue listening without ads.

But as TechCrunch first reported, Threads is alive and well in China so far despite the nation’s ban. In the first day since launching, Threads has ranked as the fifth most popular app on the App Store in China. That’s a sure way to get the CCP’s attention.

The invite-only Spill app is the platform of choice for many on Black Twitter, and it offers similar features to its mainstream competitor.

Existing Spotify subscribers who have been paying for the service through Apple’s App Store can no longer pay using this payment method.

We’re contacting you because when you joined Spotify Premium you used Apple’s billing service to subscribe. Unfortunately, we no longer accept that billing method as a form of payment,” Spotify said …

The music streaming app is fully ending support for Apple’s in-app billing service. Users who signed up through that avenue will be bumped to ad-based basic.

If you still pay for Spotify through the App Store, you won’t be able to for much longer. Spotify is about to cut you off.