Apple is about to start removing thousands of mobile games from its App Store in China, following the government’s crackdown on a loophole that has until now allowed developers such as Rockstar Games …
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Following App Store rejection drama, Apple approves Hey email app as company adds time-limited free accounts
Apple today approved the Hey email app, following a week of drama over Apple’s decision to reject the app because it did not adopt in-app purchases. In a letter last week, Apple SVP Phil Schiller …
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Apple Shares Gain Ahead of First Virtual WWDC in Three Decades; App Store Faces New Antitrust Challenges
Apple will hold its first virtual Worldwide Developers Conference in 31 years Monday, with a keynote address scheduled for 1:00 PM Eastern time.
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iOS 14 launch: 11 rumored iPhone features coming with Apple’s new update
Everything we know about the redesigned home screen, multitasking capabilities, new apps and expected release date for Apple’s latest operating system.
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Apple closes Chinese App Store loophole, causing thousands of games to be removed
Apple will start removing thousands of games from its Chinese App Store in July as a result of a policy that requires all paid games or games with in-app purchases to be licensed by Chinese regulators …
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Apple set to pull unlicensed games from Chinese App Store
Apple is reporteldy preparing to remove thousands of games from the App Store in China in July, taking down listings for iOS games that operate in the country without gaining approval from the country …
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Apple Shares Edge Higher Ahead of First Virtual WWDC in Three Decades; App Store Faces New Antitrust Challenges
Apple will hold its first virtual Worldwide Developers Conference in 31 years Monday, with a keynote address scheduled for 1:00 PM Eastern time.
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Apple to remove thousands of games from Chinese App Store, four years late
Apple will be removing thousands of games from the Chinese App Store as it finally begins complying with a law that came into force back in 2016 …
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Apple iPhone 12 Sports iPad Pro-Style Design In Leaked Dummy Unit Images
Leaked iPhone 12 dummies reveal that the new lineup will have a different design compared to Apple’s current flagships.
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Apple Will Remove Thousands of Unlicensed IPhone Games in China
Apple Inc. will start removing thousands of mobile games lacking government approval from its App Store in China next month, closing a loophole that the likes of Rockstar Games have relied on for …
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2020 iPhone Shock As New Apple iPhones Revealed
The release of Apple’s new iPhone 12 range is running late, that much we know. But now new dummy units put everything else in doubt. Sourced by long time Apple insider Sonny Dickson, the units show …
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Apple’s iPhone 12 Redesign Revealed In Striking Renders
Following the dismissal of some concerning schematics last week, stunning design work by svetapple has pulled together everything we know about the iPhone 12 Pro and the end result is the biggest (and …
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Apple Store looting updates and iPhone tracking in the Apple Crime Blotter
An indictment for a SIM swap scam that defrauded Apple, a tracked iPhone leads to assault charges, ill-advised cursing at the judiciary, and more from the Apple crime blotter.
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I went to a reopened Apple Store and listened to the silence
Best iPhones in 2020: iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone SE, and more Here are the top iPhone models (new and old) available to buy right now Read More Apple has recently begun to reopen many of its stores, in …
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Apple iPhone 12 set to be smaller than iPhone SE — here’s how
Provided by T3 Apple iPhone 12 SE . Good things come in small packages, and in the phone market, no one seems to have embraced that mantra like Apple. As flagship phones get bi …
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This Week in Apps: App Store outrage, WWDC20 prep, Android subscriptions change
Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the Extra Crunch series that recaps the latest OS news, the applications they support and the money that flows through it all. The app industry is as hot as ever, …
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Basecamp CEO says Apple App Store issue is about ‘absence of choice’
Basecamp CEO Jason Fried has written an open letter explaining what his real problem is with Apple’s App Store payment policies. Spotify chief Daniel Ek revealed long ago that the company can’t afford …
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