Apple’s developer site has shared news of a new API coming for apps that will offer expanded options for managing In-App Purchases. It’s called the Advanced Commerce API, and here’s what we ...

Apple's deal to put Alibaba Group Holding's artificial intelligence (AI) models on the iPhone has Chinese developers buzzing about the potential of the partnership ahead of the US tech giant's ...

The partnership with Alibaba could be a boon for both local developers and for Apple itself, which has been struggling in China amid uncertainty over its AI offerings. Under Chinese rules ...

Apple's next iPhone will launch early in 2025, and the community is eagerly awaiting the iPhone SE, which promises to be one of the most disruptive iPhones in recent years. When will they be able ...

Epic Games is planning to pay the Apple fees that EU developers incur when distributing their apps through the ‌Epic Games‌ Store, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney told The Verge today. ‌Epic Games ...

Apple has announced its new Advanced Commerce API, designed to provide app developers the ability to manage large catalogs of in-app purchases or subscriptions. The announcement was published on ...

That prompt is consistent for all developers, including Apple, and we have received strong support for this feature from consumers, privacy advocates, and data protection authorities around the world.

Just after expanding the reach of its Copilot AI coding assistant to the open-source Eclipse IDE, Microsoft showcased how ...

Apple will work with Chinese tech giant Alibaba to roll out AI services in the world’s biggest market for mobile phones, in a move that removes months of uncertainty for the Cupertino-based firm ...

(Apple gives developers with less than €10 million in global revenue a three-year on-ramp.) Epic has been an outspoken critic of the CTF. In a blog post, it laments that once a developer crosses ...

However, most of them would be complex and involve modifying the Notification Center interface or Apple’s push-notification cloud service. They might even require developers of third-party Apps ...