Apple has confirmed that developers must return their Apple silicon DTK units by March 31.
It comes following a fiasco about the amount of credit offered to developers in return.
Some developers are now upset they aren t getting the full rebate amount they paid like developers in the U.S.
Apple has confirmed to developers they must return their Developer Transition Kit by March 31, 2021, but some developers still aren t happy about the rebate being offered by Apple.
The units were sold to developers to begin developing apps on Apple silicon last year. According to multiple reports, developers have been told in an email they must ship their DTK Macs back as the Universal App Quick Start Program comes to a close, from an email sent to developers:
Le DTK devra être rendu avant le 31 mars
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Mitch Steves, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, says Apple should get into crypto.
The analyst says it could generate $40 billion in business for the company.
As reported by Coindesk, one financial analyst is calling on Apple to follow Tesla into the Bitcoin game. Mitch Steves, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, says Apple could benefit itself and set the United States up as a technological leader in cryptocurrencies for a decade if it was to get into the business.
A new report from the brokerage firm RBC Capital Markets posits that Apple, which already provides payments wallets for millions of consumers in an economy that s gone increasingly cashless since the coronavirus pandemic hit in early 2020, might be able to easily generate more than $40 billion from the cryptocurrency business. The company s move could also help to make the U.S. a technological leader in cryptocurrencies for the next decade or two.
Apple is testing a new ad space in the App Store app on iOS.
The iOS 14.5 beta introduced a new suggested app ad on the Search tab.
As reported by 9to5Mac, it looks like Apple is testing out a new way to incorporate ads for apps in the App Store in the iOS 14.5 beta. An advertised app is now appearing as the first suggested app when you head to the Search tab in the App Store app.
Previously, Apple only showed ads in the App Store when users searched for an app with advertisers bidding on keywords, similar to Google Search ads. This new ad type is naturally more prominent as it displays to the user before they search anything at all.