The M1-powered MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac mini can all run iPhone applications. The Mac App Store is about to balloon in size. The Apple M1 processor allows the latest Macs to run iOS and iPadOS ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The popular alternative app store for Android is launching a game store for European iPhone users. The popular ...

“After nearly 12 years, PPSSPP has finally been approved for the iOS App Store! Thanks to Apple for relaxing their policies, allowing retro games console emulators on the store.” The new app’s ...

Epic Games launched its mobile store for iPhone and iPad in the EU last year, and it has since established a popular program of weekly game giveaways. This week, it is making one of the most awarded ...

Apple says games offered by these emulators must adhere to “all applicable laws” to prevent things like piracy, so it’s hardly a free-for-all. And despite the obvious restrictions, it’s easy to see ...

Aptoide for iOS has fully launched in the EU, exiting its beta phase from last year and removing the associated waitlist. Alongside the stable release, Aptoide for iOS lets users download older ...

This week’s Apple headlines: iPhone 18 Pro specs leak, iPhone Fold screen sizes, Europe’s iOS Bonus, celebrating ten years of ...

There is now a full-blown marketplace for ChatGPT apps, but it does not live in the traditional iOS App Store icon on your home screen. Instead, it sits inside the ChatGPT client itself, quietly ...

Starting next year, Apple will allow app sideloading and external payment links for users in Brazil, following a local ...

To comply with the Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA), Apple has announced a set of major changes to the App Store and iPhone in Japan. The changes include new app distribution options for ...

Apple’s App store will open up to alternative payments and linkouts in Brazil next year following a settlement between the ...

Epic Games is not going to bring Fortnite to iOS in Japan as promised because of the fees imposed by Apple's new App Store rules, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said on social media. Sweeney complained ...