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Exciting news this morning as Apple names Too Good To Go as one of the best apps in the world! 🏆 We’re honoured to be named as Winner in the '2023 Cultural Impact' category at the prestigious annual Apple App Store Awards. Among 40 global finalists spanning 10 categories, Apple recognises Too Good To Go for its exceptional user experience and profound cultural impact on society. 🌍 At Too Good To Go we believe that we don’t need a handful of people to save food from going to waste, we need everyone to save a handful. Something we couldn’t do without the App Store; helping us to grow our community, and inspire and empower millions of people around the world in the fight against food waste. As one of the Apps of the Year, we’ve shown that technology and social impact go together like peas in a pod. 🫛 This award means a lot to us. THANK YOU Apple for your generous recognition, and thank you to our users and active business partners, for helping to save the planet, bite by bite, one meal at a time. #Appstore #AppStoreAwards #TechForGood #ClimateAction #SocialImpact

An Apple Byte : Apple Tests Contingent Pricing To Retain Developers To keep its App Store appealing to developers after they gain the right to distribute apps through their own channels when the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) comes into force, Apple is introducing a pilot test of “contingent pricing.” This means that developers can bundle subscriptions for two apps at a discounted price in the […] The post An Apple Byte : Apple Tests Contingent Pricing To Retain Developers appeared first on Enhance Systems.

Another big step forward to set NoviSign solution as a leader of digital signage's market. Being on so many app markets is an indication of the reliability of the applications developed by NoviSign.

Exciting news - Apple names Too Good To Go as one of the best apps in the world! 🏆 We’re honoured to be named as Winner in the '2023 Cultural Impact' category at the prestigious annual Apple App Store Awards. Among 40 global finalists spanning 10 categories, Apple recognises Too Good To Go for its exceptional user experience and profound cultural impact on society. 🌍 With the help of the App Store, Too Good To Go has created a community of over 85 million users and 150,000 active partners that have saved more than 280 million meals from going to waste. At Too Good To Go we believe that we don’t need a handful of people to save food from going to waste, we need everyone to save a handful. Something we couldn’t do without the App Store; helping us to grow our community, and inspire and empower millions of people around the world in the fight against food waste. This award means a lot to us. THANK YOU Apple for your generous recognition, and thank you to our users and active business partners, for helping to save the planet, bite by bite, one meal at a time. #Appstore #AppStoreAwards #TechForGood #ClimateAction #SocialImpact

Matt Fischer, a pivotal figure in Apple's App Store operations since 2010, is preparing to depart from the company. His leadership has played a significant role in shaping the App Store into a dominant platform in the tech landscape. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman recently addressed the potential implications of Fischer's exit during an interview with Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology." The discussion highlighted how this leadership change could impact Apple's strategies and consumer experiences in the evolving app marketplace. As the tech industry continues to adapt, stakeholders are keenly observing how Apple will navigate this transition and what it may mean for developers and users alike. #Apple #AppStore #LeadershipChange #TechIndustry #BloombergTechnology ---------------------- Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/evXWXknf

Excited to have Kyle Lee on the latest episode We chat about the new EU #appstore changes, the future of the apps on the Apple ecosystem, and what the potential future of the #applevisionpro could be for #appdevelopment https://lnkd.in/gyyCPkYf

Apple has featured "News Ticker" on the Vision Pro App Store at the top of the What's New section of the front page! 😮 I'm so grateful! ❤️ It feels amazing to have worked so hard on something like this and see it highlighted in such a way. Let me know what extra features y'all want added to the app next! Check it out here: newstickerapp.com

Exciting news -  Apple names Too Good To Go as one of the best apps in the world! 🏆 We’re honoured to be named as Winner in the '2023 Cultural Impact' category at the prestigious annual Apple App Store Awards. Among 40 global finalists spanning 10 categories, Apple recognizes Too Good To Go for its exceptional user experience and profound cultural impact on society. 🌍 With the help of the App Store, Too Good To Go has created a community of over 85 million users and 150,000 active partners that have saved more than 280 million meals from going to waste. At Too Good To Go we believe that we don’t need a handful of people to save food from going to waste, we need everyone to save a handful. Something we couldn’t do without the App Store; helping us to grow our community and inspire and empower millions of people around the world in the fight against food waste. As one of the Apps of the Year, we’ve shown that technology and social impact go together like peas in a pod. 🫛 This award means a lot to us. THANK YOU Apple for your generous recognition, and thank you to our users and active business partners, for helping to save the planet, bite by bite, one meal at a time. #Appstore #AppStoreAwards #TechForGood #ClimateAction #SocialImpact

So the CEO of Insight Timer (Christopher Plowman) went live on CNBC to complain about the App Store rule that affects *his* particular business model and then throws virtually all other developers under the bus. He makes valid points about Apple's monopoly status, most of the world's richest billion people can't be reached without going through the App Store, and he draws a valid comparison to oil companies, telcos etc. But then he says a 30% cut on games is OK. Inconsistent with his own argument and unprincipled. Instead of using the example of Apple taking a 30% cut on voluntary gifts to teachers as a perfect example of what Apple's abusive conduct leads to, he limits the issue to just that part. This way he's not going to find allies among Apple critics (only among the teachers using his platform). Insight Timer vs. Apple: Start-up takes on app store https://cnb.cx/49u4xSR