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Apple finally brings the full App Store experience to the web

Apple's new browser-based App Store lets anyone browse, search, and share apps across every platform, no Apple device required.

Andrew Orr 7 months ago 2

Podcast

Apple earnings, OLED iPad mini, and Affinity's new apps, on the AppleInsider Podcast

William Gallagher 7 months ago 2

Apple's Services expected to top $100 billion annually — for now

Apple is now expected to report over $100 billion in Services revenue — but a giant portion of that is from the App Store, which is facing worldwide legal pressures, which will lead to financial ones.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 8 months ago 0

Apple Wallet's expansion into US passport support nears launch

Apple's head of Apple Pay has given a keynote speech at a financial technology conference, revealing Apple Wallet figures, and that US passport is coming soon.

William Gallagher 8 months ago 2

iPads, Xcode, and Steam: Game development is hard, but gratifying

Beyond a frustrating ChatGPT vibe coding incident, I've been showing my game "Character Limit" to others via my iPad, it's about to be available on Steam, and the App Store is next.

Malcolm Owen 8 months ago 5

Ads likely coming to Apple Maps in 2026

There are many reasons to prefer Apple Maps to vastly more successful Google Maps, but reportedly the lure of advertising revenue has finally made Apple decide to remove one of them.

William Gallagher 8 months ago 31

Shades of Epic vs. Apple: UK App Store users win $2 billion lawsuit

A professor heading a class action has won a $2 billion award versus Apple's App Store in a landmark UK case that's a match for the Epic Games fight in terms of what it means for the future.

William Gallagher 8 months ago 27

Judges seems sympathetic to Apple in App Store appeal hearing

Apple is back in court, appealing a contempt finding tied to a judge's order mandating alternative payment options in the App Store.

Amber Neely 8 months ago 2

No Tea party: Apple pulls women's dating safety app over privacy concerns

Apple has pulled the embattled women's dating safety app Tea from the App Store, because it continued to fail to meet requirements that mandate content moderation and user privacy.

Malcolm Owen 8 months ago 3

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