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To comply with EU law, Apple opens door to third-party app stores in Europe - SiliconANGLE

Apple has previewed a new version of their "iOS" operating system for iPhone which opens up a range of new ...

Apple has announced that iOS and iPadOS 17.4 will introduce support for developer app sideloading and third party app stores in the EU, complying with the

NFC is also usable by alternative wallet apps, and WebKit is no longer required for browsers. Forced by the EU's Digital Markets Act, Apple has today...

The EU's Digital Markets Act will let Epic sell Fortnite on iOS through its own marketplace, but the way Apple has engaged with the new law has the company riled up.

Apple is introducing a new 'Core Technology Fee' across the European Union that will charge developers hoping to use third-party storefronts a €0.50 ($0.53)…

Image Credit: TechCrunchApple is there declared Changes are coming to iOS in the European Union - including new fees for developers - as the iPhone maker

In response to new EU regulations, Apple on Thursday outlined plans to allow iOS developers to distribute apps outside the App Store starting in March, though developers must still submit apps for Apples review and pay commissions. Now critics say the changes dont go far enough and Apple retains t...

Apple has just unveiled what’s coming in the next iPhone update, iOS 17.4, and it includes massive changes coming to the iPhone and its App Store.

Apple has laid down the rules for opening a competing app store. It's not pleased too many of its rivals.