Apple cracks down on ChatGPT apps with harsh age ratings
Apple is in a deadlock with email app BlueMail over its decision to give the app’s latest update an age restriction of 17 and older due to its ChatGPT integration.…
Tesla Pi Phone: Why it’s probably never going to happen
After purchasing Twitter and appointing himself CEO, Elon Musk made some (what can generously be called) controversial changes to the site and its rules. He’s aiming to make Twitter a…
Guess how much Apple has paid App Store developers — you won’t even be close
Since Apple launched the App Store in 2008, the tech giant has paid out an astonishing $320 billion to developers. The data was revealed on Tuesday in Apple’s annual analysis…
Don’t listen to billionaires like Elon Musk — app stores are fantastic
Billionaires tell us app stores are stifling choice and suppressing free speech, rallying us against them. Ignore it all, because app stores are great for us.
The best RPGs on iOS and iPadOS in 2022: Diablo, Star Wars, and more
Mobile gaming has come a long way in the past few years, and now we can finally enjoy big RPGs on our smartphones. Here are some of the best to…
Apple seems to have embarked on new purge of neglected apps
Apple seems to have embarked on a new round of purging apps from its App Store, specifically those that have been left untouched by developers for a long time.
Apple joins Google in allowing alternative app store payment systems in South Korea
Apple is finally opening up its App Store to third-party payment systems — in South Korea.
Apple reveals how much it paid to App Store developers in 2021
Apple’s App Store continues to pay out tens of billions of dollars annually to developers, though the store’s success hasn’t come without controversy.
How (and why) to give software as a gift this holiday season
Our tradition of giving physical gifts creates an enormous amount of waste. That’s why this year (and beyond) we should all consider giving software as a gift.
Three reasons Apple’s anti-sideloading rant misses the point
Apple Craig Federighi tackled sideloading at this week’s Web Summit 2021 with a misleading rant. Here are three reasons he’s wrong.