Game enthusiasts around the world can now rejoice as Apple’s App Store has officially allowed the distribution of game emulators for the first time. This groundbreaking decision comes as a welcome surprise to many who have long awaited the opportunity to play classic console games on their iOS devices.
Starting October 2021, Oculus has announced that new app submissions to the Oculus Store will no longer be permitted to support the original Oculus Quest headset.
Apple has announced the introduction of a new system called ‘Presto’ that will be implemented in all Apple Stores for iPhone updates. The rollout of this system is set to begin in the coming weeks across all Apple retail locations worldwide.
Valve has taken a firm stance against Epic Games’ CEO Tim Sweeney after his recent comments about the launch of the Epic Store. In a recent interview, Valve’s COO fired back at Sweeney’s accusations.
Starting from iOS 17.4, alternative iPhone app stores will no longer be accessible for users traveling outside the European Union.
Increased transparency
One of the key revisions involves increasing transparency for developers. Apple will now be required to provide more information about the App Store review process and the reasons behind app rejections.
iOS 17.4, the latest update from Apple, is finally here. One of the major changes in this update is the allowance of third-party app stores in the European Union. This decision comes as a response to the ongoing antitrust investigations by the EU into Apple’s App Store practices.
New Merchandise
The two new items include a Super Mario themed backpack and a Super Mario themed mug. Both items feature iconic images and characters from the beloved video game series.
Qualcomm has recently unveiled its new platform called AI Hub, which many are calling the first true ‘App Store’ for AI. With this new platform, Qualcomm aims to provide developers access to a wide range of AI models to help accelerate the development of AI applications.
In a surprise move, Apple announced the opening of its new Vision Pro Store in downtown San Francisco. The store marks a significant shift in the company’s retail strategy, focusing exclusively on showcasing its advanced technology for professionals and creative individuals.
