Developer Transition Kits News Today

Dev kits often have restrictive terms, but Apple gets very specific this time.

Apple's 33rd Worldwide Developers Conference officially kicks off on Monday at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time with a keynote where the company will...

As Apple enters what is likely the last stretch of its two-year transition from Intel to Apple Silicon, cloud file sync company Dropbox is at last testing a native version.

Developers are returning their Apple silicon transition kits to Apple. Many in Europe have reported issues getting them collected. Apple has now told developers expecting a pickup to contact DHL directly if they have any issues. Apple is telling developers to contact DHL directly over issues returning their Apple silicon Developer Transition Kits. As reported by AppleInsider: Following a number of difficulties concerning parcel firm DHL failing to collect Developer Transition Kits from develo...

Developers worldwide say that parcel companies refuse to collect some Developer Transition Kits, but accept others, and at times demand their return from the wrong address.

Developers worldwide say that parcel companies refuse to collect some Developer Transition Kits, but accept others, and at times demand their return from the wrong address.

  Developers who sent their Developer Transition Kits to Apple are now receiving digital vouchers worth $500, a credit for returning what the company deems "leased" equipment. Apple officially recalled the DTKs last week, saying developers who took part in the Universal App Quick Start Program would receive the equivalent of $500 for the return of the custom A12Z Bionic-powered Mac mini. Program participants have until March 31, 2021, to return the loaned units to Apple, though some have alrea...

Apple giveth and Apple taketh away. While there's really no contesting Apple's right to take back the Developer Transition Kits or DTKs it sold to developers

Apple Requiring Developers to Return DTK Mac Minis by March 31 Friday February 26, 2021 2:57 pm PST by Juli Clover Apple today sent out emails to developers who are in possession of a Developer Transition Kit, asking them to return the machines by March 31. The Developer Transition Kits are Mac minis with A12Z chips that Apple provided for development purposes ahead of the release of the M1 Macs. Apple in the emails provided developers with shipping instructions, and plans to begin collecting t...

Instead of $200, Apple is now offering developers $500 in return credit for the DTK Mac mini they purchased to test out apps