Fix: Your Purchase Could Not Be Completed in the App Store
Have you ever received the message Your Purchase Could Not Be Completed? Here are several possible reasons and solutions to fix the problem.
In-App Purchase
Apple blocked Facebook update meant to shame its 30 percent App Store revenue share
Apple blocked Facebook’s update because it highlighted the iPhone maker’s 30 percent commission on sales.
New in iOS 13.4: detailed Apple Card transaction history for subscriptions
iOS 13.4 enables richer Apple Card transaction history for App Store purchases and subscriptions in the Wallet app.
Spotify has declared war on Apple over unfair App Store fees and subscription terms
The lawsuit could set a major precedent because it might radically shake up the App Store economics should Apple be found guilty of anticompetitive behavior.
Apple modifies App Store rules to allow gifting of in-app purchases
A significant change was discovered today in the App Store Review Guidelines regarding the gifting of in-app purchases. In the past, Apple has forbidden developers from allowing the gifting of IAP content, but with the new alterations to the rules, the company has apparently changed its stance.
Twitterrific pulls the watch app, Today view & push for tweets from latest update
In preparing for the announced elimination of live streaming by Twitter, the popular third-party client Twitterrific has had to remove its watchOS component and other features.
Patch allows you to create a Portrait Mode effect on any iPhone
Patch is an app that allows you to give a Portrait Mode effect to your iPhone photos.
Apollo is a fantastic new Reddit client developed by a former Apple employee
If you like Reddit but hate every Reddit app known to man, then give Apollo a try. Developed by an ex-Apple engineer, this app is sure to impress.
Touchdowners is an addictive game loosely based on American Football
Based loosely on the sport of American Football, the object of Touchdowners is to touch the football down at the end zone opposite of your starting position. It may sound simple enough, but it takes a little more finesse than you may imagine.
Apple now allowing developers to implement digital tip jars via In-App Purchase mechanism
Apple has taken tipping out of the grey area by amending the App Store guidelines with a clause stating it’s now officially allowing tips within apps via the In-App Purchase mechanism.
Cydia 1.1.28 exits beta: purchases now enabled on iOS 10
Since the release of yalu102 for iOS 10.0-10.2, users of the newest jailbreak have been unable to make new purchases on the Cydia store. This is completely normal behaviour; Saurik disables purchases on new firmware versions until both Cydia and the jailbreak reach a level of stability. The reason for this is to prevent complaints, refunds, and device problems brought about by the purchase and use of incompatible tweaks.
Today Cydia 1.1.28 exited beta, and that, in combination with the relative stability of the later yalu102 beta builds, seems to have satisfied Saurik as to the platform’s readiness to receive paid transactions.
Here’s what Super Mario Run would look like as a free-to-play game
A recent Nintendo survey asked a subset of Super Mario Run players who linked the game with their My Nintendo account how much they’d be willing to pay for the full game.
As you know, Super Mario Run can be downloaded at no charge, but a $9.99 upgrade is required to remove the restrictions from the three game modes and unlock its content beyond the first four levels of World 1.
Some people were so disgruntled with the high upgrade price that they wrote poor reviews on App Store, causing Nintendo’s share price to fall. Wouldn’t it be great if Super Mario Run was a free to play title like Pokémon GO is? Well, PocketGamer took it upon itself to create some very illustrative mockups that imagine the parallel universe where Super Mario Run is free to play.
