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Apple WWDC21 Swift Student Challenge - Geeky Gadgets - Vimarsana News

Apple WWDC21 Swift Student Challenge - Geeky Gadgets

Geeky Gadgets 6:32 am If you are interested in entering this years Apple WWDC21 Swift Student Challenge, you’ll be pleased to know that Apple is now accepting submissions in preparation for judging which will consider technical accomplishment, creativity ideas and content of written responses. This year’s brief requires young developers to create an interactive scene in a Swift playground that can be experienced within three minutes. Be creative. If you need inspiration, use the templates in Swift Playgrounds or Xcode for a head start on more advanced creations. Make them your own by addi...

Apple tells Europe DTK developers to call DHL over collection issues - Vimarsana News

Apple tells Europe DTK developers to call DHL over collection issues

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 developers in the EU, Apple is publicizing a hotline. Alongside previous details in the Apple Developer Fo...

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Apple begins rejecting apps with 'irrationally high' prices - Vimarsana News

Apple begins rejecting apps with 'irrationally high' prices

(Pocket-lint) - How many times have you downloaded an app to try it, only to be forced to agree to a three-day trial, which is followed by $7.99-per-week subscription charges unless you remember to cancel? It happens all the time, but thankfully, Apple might soon put a stop to it.  The company is reportedly rejecting apps with extreme in-app purchase prices. An email Apple recently sent to app developer Ilia Kukharev (via Apple Insider) noted that Apple's reviewers won't approve apps that are "clear rip-offs". Apple cited Section 3 of the App Store Review guidelines, which clarifies reviewer...