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    Epic Games logo featuring the words "EPIC GAMES" in bold, white capital letters on a black background, inside a white shield-shaped emblem—a symbol often seen amid debates over App Store fees.

    App Store Fees Return to the Supreme Court

    July 2, 2026 / 6:21 AMJuly 1, 2026

    App Store fees face a new Supreme Court review as Apple challenges a contempt ruling in its long-running Epic Games fight.

    A collage of various dark-themed mobile interface elements, including keyboards, buttons, switches, and notification cards—all displayed in a modern, minimalistic design style with App Store compliance in mind.

    App Store Compliance Costs Are Hitting Indie Developers

    May 16, 2026 / 3:36 PMMay 16, 2026

    App Store compliance costs now include legal uncertainty, payment rules, SDK deadlines, privacy requirements, and platform changes for U.S. developers.

    Cover of Apple Magazine issue #766, featuring an image of an open Apple device showing its internal circuitry. Headlines mention security threats, Claude science, and market strain from rising AI server demand.
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    A gradient logo with a rounded, glowing shape above the word "max" in bold white text, set against a dark background with blue and purple hues, inspired by the style of popular App Store icons.

    Apple Removes Max Messenger From App Store

    Colorful illustration of five people: one flying with books, one holding a lightbulb, one kayaking on a giant smartphone, and more—all against vibrant geometric backgrounds, celebrating the creativity of Apple developers in the App Store economy.

    App Store Economy Reaches $1.4 Trillion

    A red heart icon on a rounded white square background, centered over a soft-focus pink and yellow flower backdrop, symbolizes care and support—reflecting the ChatGPT Health commitment to your well-being.

    Apple Watch Health Sensors Could Define the Next Decade

    Apple Music's new feature allows artists to publish concert set lists as playlists, offering fans a unique way to relive live performances.

    Apple Music Playlist Sorting Makes Libraries Easier to Use

    AppleCare for iPhone sees a price increase, impacting users' coverage and service fees.

    AppleCare+ Turns Repairs Into a Recurring Service

    A gray and white app icon featuring a stylized stone with text lines, centered on a black background. Below the icon is the label "Rosetta 2" in white text—bridging Apple silicon and Intel Mac apps for seamless use on macOS 28.

    Rosetta 2 Phaseout Will Break Older Mac Apps

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