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IPadOS: The CTF is part of a set of new charges linked to changes to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) which requires Apple to open up its closed ecosystem by allowing apps developers to distribute their iPhone apps directly to consumers instead of through its App Store, among other obligations.

Apple is giving exemptions and lower fees for alternative app stores to small developers in the EU. It is known that Apple is still charging developers in the EU despite distributing on alternative app stores, but that is now changing with its recent policy update, particularly for small-time developers.

With the iPhone fully embracing the Delta emulator, fans can now play retro games that they could only previously play on Android emulators. Here's a guide to getting started with this gaming app.

Apple announced that the core technology fee (CTF) will also apply to iPadOS apps that will be downloaded on the App Store.

Apple confirms updates for EU iPads - app sideloading and third-party browsers are on the horizon. Stay tuned for more

Apple is reluctantly bowing to the European Commission's demands that it align iPadOS with the changes planned for iOS. It has also grudgingly added two…

MOBILES & TABLETS News: Apple confirms iOS app ecosystem changes coming to iPadOS in EU, supporting small developers. iPadOS to permit third-party stores, direct distribution

So far, the generative AI landscape has been dominated by the likes of OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. But Cook name-dropped Apple's unified hardware/software integration, powerful chips with...

Apple updated the rules around its new CTF iPhone sideloading fee in the European Union to protect small developers.

Responding to criticism that its Core Technology Fee for EU developers could see small App Store developers owing Apple excessive fees, the company has revised its rules for eligibility.