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Apple has released a full list of the best performing iOS Apps on the App Store for the calendar year of 2018, as the year is almost coming to a close. The company put out the list of the top for each category including music, podcasts, games, books, movies, TV and others. PUBG Mobile and Fortnite were the top-grossing games on the Store, with incredible FPS(first-person shooter) gameplay and splendid graphics. Read More
Have you ever worried whether your car will be able to get you to that important meeting or that function you cannot afford to miss? With the busy schedules we have, it is easy to forget to check our car’s condition and most mishaps usually come unexpectedly. Thanks to car maintenance apps, you can get in control of your car’s maintenance by getting alerts about when you should visit your car mechanic. EyeRide web app is a perfect solution for fleet businesses who must monitor their fleet and reduce costs and liabilities through keeping a close watch on their drivers. The app helps monitor the driver’s behaviour and fleet safety, cost reduction, fuel economy and fleet risk management, among other important functions. There are apps that have been developed and are easy to download onto your smartphone or tablet keep important car records. The following are among the best apps that will allow you to keep track of the maintenance needs of your car. Read More
Apple’s App Store turns 10 today and it signifies the importance of Apps on our smartphones. The download store had first opened on July 10, 2008 with not more than 500 titles and now it has more than 2M titles available that consist of Free/Paid Apps and some also use in-app purchases to monetize. Read More
Apple has improved the design of the App Store, which clearly has the feel of iOS 11 which was launches in September last year. Though the feature of App discovery is missing, but then new web-design does pack a punch. Read More
Apple is making changes in the App Store with a lot of new content and features. The latest one being free trials on subscription based Apps. The new section named “Try It For Free” is dedicated to this update.
As of now, free trial is available on four Apps namely 1Password, USA Today, Lake: Coloring Books, and Panna: Video Recipes. Once you choose the free trial, you’ll be taken to a Subscription Offer screen that tells you how long the trial runs for, the price after the trial, and how to download the app. Read More
Apple is planning to make all Apps uniform for Apple devices. This means that a single App on the App store will be compatible with iPhone, iPad and Mac. This move will make it easy for the developers to shape a single App which fits well on all devices. Read More
Apple just released iOS 11 – the next chapter of Apple’s mobile operating system and with it comes a all new redesigned App Store. Personally, I believe that instead of taking the App Store in the right direction – Apple has messed up the App Store completely. Apple’s plan was to redo the App Store so that it would be easier for users to discover new Apps and make it more simpler for developers to get their Apps in front of new customers, but the new design looks utterly confusing. Read More
Apple is planning to decrease App Store ‘tax’ for loyal subscribers. The current 70/30 split is changing so that after the first year Apple will take just 15 percent of subscription fees. Subscriptions are also opening up to the full gamut of Apps, rather than being restricted to particular categories. But it is the changes that are being made to App discovery that will be the most apparent.
