App Store editorials, special features and other stories are now viewable on the web
At long last, you can share stories found in the Today section of App Store and Mac App Store with the web at large, not just with Apple device owners.
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‘Journey’ quietly arrives on the iOS App Store for $4.99
Journey from developer thatgamecompany, which originally launched for the PlayStation 3 in 2012, is now available for iOS.
DOJ launches broad antitrust review of Big Tech
The United States Department of Justice (DoJ) has launched a broad antitrust review into whether Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and other technology companies are unlawfully stifling competition.
Apple denies WSJ’s report accusing it of giving its own apps preferential treatment in App Store search results
The report alleges that even though many of Apple’s own apps are undoubtedly popular, they are held to a different standard by its App Store than rivals.
Envision, Reelshot, Summarize, and other apps to check out this weekend
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an intuitive habit-tracker, a real-time video editor, and a note-taking app for book-lovers. And as always, we’ve selected two great new games for you to check out.
Apple brings back the classic Texas Hold’em iOS game
Apple has revitalized one of its oldest mobile games, Texas Hold’em, refreshing the title for the 10th anniversary of the App Store.
‘Hyper Light Drifter’ launches on iOS July 25, pre-order available now
Three years after its initial launch, the acclaimed Hyper Light Drifter is now heading to iOS, and you can pre-order it right now.
New ‘That’s iPhone’ ads cover iMessage encryption, recycling and privacy in App Store
Three new ads from Apple running 15 seconds long each highlight the company’s iMessage encryption, its material recycling efforts and the privacy features on App Store.
An inside look at Apple’s Executive Review Board that makes difficult approval decisions about controversial App Store submissions
Apple’s reviewers say they sometimes receive feedback from frustrated developers that can be actually threatening.
Apple tweaks enterprise certificate program to rein in abusive apps
After some major run-ins with big apps like Facebook and Google, Apple is making changes to its enterprise certificate program in an effort to curb potentially abusive apps.
iOS 13 adds support for custom fonts, makes them easy to download and manage
iOS 13 will support custom fonts right out of the box, and Apple is making it easy to not only download and install, but also manage them.
With iTunes going away, app previews are now hosted under the apps.apple.com domain
In retiring the 18-year-old iTunes brand, iOS and macOS app listings on the web are now housed under their own apps.apple.com domain vs. the old itunes.apple.com domain.