Microsoft launches redesigned website for the Windows app store. It now includes listings for unpackaged Win32 apps. It also uses Windows 11’s new mini-install popup dialog. Microsoft has launched a …
Apple, Under Pressure, Halts All Russian Sales
Report said late Tuesday that it will halt all sales of its product in Russia as the country’s invasion of Ukraine continues. The American company site shows delivery dates as “currently unavailable” …
Apple Halts All Sales From Online Store in Russia [Updated]
Apple today confirmed that it has stopped all product sales from its online website in Russia, which means customers in Russia can no longer …
Apple stops product sales in Russia, removes RT and Sputnik from App Store
And now Apple has joined the response to the conflict. According to Apple, the company has “stopped all product sales in Russia.” Those in Russia who attempt to buy an iPhone, Macbook, or other Apple …
Apple Stops Selling Products in Russia, Limits App Store, Apple Pay and Maps
The tech giant said it is “deeply concerned” about the invasion of Ukraine, and is supporting humanitarian efforts.
Apple halts all product sales in Russia and blocks state media outlets from the App Store
The company has also limited Apple Pay and is disabling live incidents and traffic status from Apple Maps in Ukraine, it said Tuesday.
Apple Ends All Product Sales In Russia Over Ukraine Invasion
Going forward, Sputnik News and RT News will no longer be accessible to users outside of Russia through the App Store. Beyond these changes, some of Apple’s services are about to be less useful for …
Apple to increase Covid testing requirements for vaccinated retail staff
Apple plans to start requiring its retail staff to test for Covid-19 twice a week, no matter their vaccination status, although the company is also easing its test verification policies.
Apple increases COVID-19 testing for vaccinated retail staff as it considers dropping masks
Apple is once again adjusting its COVID-19 policies for retail employees. According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple plans to begin testing vaccinated retail workers twice per week, an increase …
US-Apple-Books-Top-10
The top 10 books on the Apple Store for week ending 2/27/2022 …
WhatsApp is making two HUGE changes to app in surprise updates
WHATSAPP is testing two new features that change major parts of the app. The Meta-owned app is working on a new search function and Facebook-style message reactions. Both of these features are …
Apple hit with sixth antitrust fine over Dutch dating apps payments
Apple still hasn’t complied with a Dutch antitrust order to allow local dating apps to have the option to use third party payment tech to sell digital content to their app users. In a statement today, …
Apple argues that separate app binaries comply with Dutch app payment law
Apple’s requirement for dating apps in the Netherlands to submit a separate binary if they want to use alternate payment systems is reasonable, Apple argues in its letter to a dutch regulator, since …
Apple hit with its sixth $5.7m App Store fine as Dutch watchdog says nothing’s changed
Apple has today been hit with its sixth $5.7 million fine over its lack of compliance with a demand by a Dutch watchdog to allow some developers to offer third-party payments via the App Store.
No, Instagram still won’t build an iPad app
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri once again shot down the possibility of an iPad app (because who cares about the millions of iPad users out there, right?). It’s been 12 years since Instagram’s release — …
Apple argues it’s complied with Dutch watchdog App Store requirements in a new letter
In a letter sent to the Dutch consumer watchdog fining it $5.7 million weekly, Apple claims that it has complied with its requirements to give apps a way to accept third-party payments.
Microsoft finds FoxBlade malware on Ukrainian systems, will remove RT from Windows app store,
Microsoft says it found a new malware package — which they called ‘FoxBlade’ — hours before Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on February 24. In a blog post, Microsoft president Brad Smith said …