Daybreak Apple » Apple justifies App Store costs | iPhone 14 with more memory | WWDC Surprises Hidden – Daybreak Apple
Good Morning all! Apple fights around the clock against veritable malware tsunamis that would engulf helpless users if Apple did not heroically confront them. Of course, this comes at a price: 30%, to be precise. – so welcome to the overview in the morning.
Almost done, the weekend is approaching: we have to hold on for a few more hours, then we can do whatever we do. But before that, let’s take a quick look at the latest reports.
The App Store is now perhaps the most prominent controversial topic in the Apple universe: every successful developer has to pay Apple a 30% commission and there is no alternative to bringing apps to the iPhone. This possibility alone would probably end the rebellion of many developers, after all it would only be fair to offer developers and users a protected environment in which everything is a little more expensive. But with publications like the latest Apple study, you always have to keep in mind that there is a tough conflict of interest here. Apple explained how the company protects its users from fraudulent software in the App Store, read more here.
The iPhone gets more memory
Apple may give the iPhone 14 a little more RAM – more precisely, the basic models: This means that all iPhone 14 models could have the same amount of RAM, here are more details.
Apple is hiding AR surprises again
As is so often the case in the run-up to a WWDC, Apple has again hidden an Easter egg in front of this developer conference, which has to do with Apple’s favorite topic AR, which, however, does not really get off the ground, here are the details.
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What else was important
Apple users can now enjoy Google TV on iPhone, but their options are somewhat limited, here are more details.
Netflix got more games.
Apple Arcade has had some very tender competition from the streaming camp for some time now: Netflix Games has a few newcomers, here we have presented the four new titles.
An Apple Museum opens in Poland.
A new Apple Museum has opened in Poland, which scores with lots of exhibits from the early days of the company’s history. More information here.
And as a listening tip, I would like to recommend our current apple chat with the last WWDC previews.
With that I can say goodbye to you and wish you a nice weekend.
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