Apple has closed more of its U.S. stores in response to spikes in coronavirus cases in some cities. It means that 77 out of 271 sites are currently closed.
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Apple Glasses leaks and rumors: When could smartglasses arrive?
Apple’s next big product looks to be augmented reality eyewear. Here’s what to expect, and our guesses as to what else might happen.
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Apple closes more stores, here’s what to do if your iDevice breaks
Apple has closed more of its U.S. stores in response to spikes in coronavirus cases in some cities. It means that 77 out of 271 sites are currently closed.
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Apple Reportedly Stops Updating Thousands iOS Games In China App Store
A new report claims that Apple is under pressure from Chinese government to strictly adhere to the country’s rules.
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Apple Store Closings: A Complete List Of Where The Tech Giant Is Shutting Due To Coronavirus Concerns
The tech giant has reclosed a total of 77 retail stores as cases of the coronavirus continue to rise in some regions of the country.
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Apple has reportedly stopped updating thousands of iPhone games on China App Store
Apple has reportedly stopped updating tens of thousands of mobile games on the China App Store after coming under pressure from the Chinese government to comply with local rules.
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Apple suspends app updates for unlicensed games in China’s App Store
Apple freezes updates for thousands of mobile games in the App Store in China while facing pressure to comply with the government’s local regulations.
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Apple Freezing Updates for Many iOS Games on China App Store
Apple has frozen updates for thousands of iOS mobile games on the App Store in China, due to these apps lacking an official license from …
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Trivia Royale game tops Apple’s App Store with 2 million downloads
The title has been downloaded more than 2 million times and has been No. 1 in the iOS App Store for a few days — even ahead of free app leader TikTok.
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Apple’s developer war reignites after a yoga app says it was rejected from the App Store for refusing to auto-bill users
Apple already faced rage and insurrection from developers after it rejected an update from email platform Hey over its rules on billing.
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Apple freezes updates for thousands of mobile games on China App Store
Apple has frozen updates for tens of thousands of mobile games on its App Store in China, as it faces increasing government pressure to comply with local regulations. China is Apple’s biggest App …
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These are the Apple Stores that re-closed due to COVID-19 spikes
Due to a resurgence in COVID-19 infections across many U.S. states, Apple is closing many of its retail locations just weeks after they were reopened. Here’s which Apple Stores have re-closed.
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Apple Executive Defends App Store Rules Scrutinized by EU, U.S.
The Apple Inc. executive in charge of the App Store in Europe said that the company’s policies ensure a level playing field for developers and ease-of-use for customers as regulatory scrutiny over the …
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Apple gives developers new ways to challenge the App Store decisions
Facing scrutiny by European competition regulators, Apple now lets developers challenge its App Store guidelines.
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Microsoft’s Store Closings Drive Home the Uniqueness of Apple’s Retail Success
Thanks to a few different factors, Apple’s large-scale success at running its own physical retail stores is very tough to replicate.
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U.S. Antitrust Regulators Investigating Apple’s App Store Fees and Policies
As part of an ongoing antitrust inquiry into Apple’s App Store policies, U.S. antitrust regulators are looking into the 30 percent cut that Apple takes from in-app subscriptions, reports Bloomberg.
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Justice Department lawyers are ‘scrutinizing’ Apple’s App Store payment policies
U.S. Justice Department lawyers are reportedly “scrutinizing” Apple platform rules that require developers to use its payment system for purchases.
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