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New App Store analytics provide developers deeper insight into app engagement

Developers can now access a slew of new App Store metrics to keep closer tabs on app performance, gauge customer interest and more.

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Developers can now access a slew of new App Store metrics to keep closer tabs on app performance, gauge customer interest and more.

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Apple Stores launch App Clips for accessories and MagSafe iPhone displays

MagSafe and App Clips are playing their part at select Apple Stores. Customers can now scan an App Clip to initiate an accessory purchase. Apple has also developed a new iPhone display that incorporates MagSafe. App Clips, which were released in the fall of 2020, haven't made their way into the physical world that much yet. However, Apple is now showing off the benefit of such a technology in its own retail stores. As reported by 9to5Mac, select Apple Stores have rolled out App Clip Codes in the accessories section of the store. Customers can now scan an app clip with their iPhone camera and pay for something like an iPhone case through self-checkout.

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