Latest beta version of WhatsApp for iPhone has shown that the messenger app is working on multiple features for its iOS users.
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These are the 10 best iPad apps of the past decade
Following the iPad’s 10th birthday, we look back at the apps that have made Apple’s tablet a hit with people of all ages. It’s now been more than 10 years since former Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled …
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How to use Sign In with Apple to log into websites and apps with your Apple ID
To use Sign In with Apple, you simply need to select the option when asked to log into a participating app or website.
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Apple’s app armistice
On Monday, it told developers that bug fixes for their apps would no longer be delayed while they were in breach of App Store guidelines. Also, as well as appealing decisions against them, they could …
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Apple to give developers more control over discounts in the App Store
Apple plans to roll out free and discounted “offer codes” that app developers can use to woo new customers. These unique, one-time codes will give developers more control over initial app fees — and …
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Japanese Developers Criticize Apple’s App Store Policies and Approval Process
The ongoing dispute between Apple and Epic Games has spurred complaints from Japanese game developers about Apple’s App Store business model …
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WhatsApp details six previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in the platform
Found vulnerabilities that could exploit video calling, location message, sandbox renderer; said the bugs have been fixed …
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Apple delays iPhone change that’s expected to make it harder for Facebook and other apps to target ads
Apple said a planned change to the iPhone operating system that could impact how mobile advertisers track users would be delayed until 2021.
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Japan antitrust regulator to increase scrutiny of Apple’s App Store
Japan’s antitrust authority this week said it will keep a watchful eye over Apple’s App Store practices, a decision reportedly prompted by the tech giant’s high-profile battle with Epic Games.
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Apple App Store Draws New Scrutiny in Japan, Epicenter of Gaming
Epic Games Inc.’s decision to sue Apple Inc. over its mobile store practices has sparked new scrutiny in the massive Japanese gaming market, prompting complaints and questions about how to counter the …
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iOS 14 ad tracking protection coming in early 2021, App Store privacy features arriving later in 2020
Apple has given a timeline for when developers and consumers can expect new privacy features in iOS 14, including the controversial ad tracking block, to roll out.
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Apple is giving developers more control over discounts on the app store
Companies will have access to free or discounted subscription codes, which can be distributed digitally or in person.
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Apple Makes A Case For Its App Store (Video)
Apple has arguably become too powerful a gatekeeper of its app ecosystem. The company is fighting back with a PR move, defending its position as a creator of jobs across the US.
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Apple updates Apple Support app with Wallet Genius Bar check-in
Apple has updated the Apple Support app to version 4.1, which includes new features like Wallet support for Genius Bar appointments and Accessibility improvements.
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Apple Updates Apple Support App With Expanded Wallet Support for Easy Apple Store Check-Ins
Apple today updated its Apple Support app to version 4.1, introducing new language and Accessibility improvements to make the app more available …
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Russia May Force Apple to Reduce Its App Store Tax to 20 Percent
New legislation being put forward in Russia’s lower house of parliament would reduce Apple’s cut, but also see developers lose 50 percent of every app sale.
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Russian law could force Apple to cut App Store fee to 20 percent
A Russian lawmaker has proposed a bill that would see all app store transactions capped at 20 percent, down from the usual 30 percent. Reuters is reporting that Fedot Tumusov, a member of the State …
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