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App Store Sets New Record At the Start Of 2015

January 9, 2015 By Cliff Jenkins Scott

Today, Apple has proclaimed that the first week of January set another record for billings from the App Store with clients all over the globe spending about half a billion dollars on applications and in-application buys, and New Year’s Day 2015 denoted the single biggest day ever in App Store sales history.

These breakthroughs follow a record-breaking 2014, in which billings climbed 50% and applications produced over $10 billion in income for developers. So far, App Store developers have earned a total $25 billion from the sale of applications and games. The preface of iOS 8, the most noteworthy iOS overhaul ever, gave developers the capacity to make stunning new applications and offers inventive gimmicks which demonstrated fiercely admired with App Store clients around the globe.

“Current year is headed toward a marvelous start after a record-breaking year for the App Store and our developer group,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior VP of Internet Software and Services. “We’re so pleased with the vision and advancement developers bring to the applications they make for iOS clients and that the developer group has now earned over $25 billion.”

Amid the Christmas season App Store clients helped do something that will go down in the history books with their support of Apps for (RED), an exceptional activity on the store with selective content where all returns went to the Global Fund to battle AIDS. Apple contributed a record-shattering $20 million this quarter, and since cooperating with (RED) has given over $100 million.

Developers of all sizes, over the App Store’s 24 classes, make staggering applications for iOS, and a particularly propelled fragment is the most up to date era of autonomous game creators, including the UK’s ustwo, producer of the fabulous game Monument Valley; Australia’s Hipster Whale, maker of the shrewd and insightful game Crossy Road; and US developer Sirvo, innovator of Threes!, a puzzle game that was named the App Store’s Game of the Year on iPhone.

“We could never have visioned for this level of triumph, with Crossy Road just being accessible on the App Store throughout the previous six weeks of the year,” said Matthew Hall, prime supporter of Hipster Whale. “In a few months we had the capacity to make a basic, fun game that was featured on the App Store and moved to the highest point of the App Store graphs around the globe — its astonishing.”

Developer novelty on the App Store in 2014 was fueled by iOS 8 featuring Swift, an influential new programming dialect that makes it even easier for developers to make extraordinary applications, and additionally the presentation of robust systems Healthkit and Homekit. Healthkit lets health and fitness developers share information with the Health application while Homekit is a framework permitting developers to make software that finds, designs, conveys with and controls gadgets for home automation. iOS 8 likewise acquainted developers with Metal, a graphics technology made to augment the execution of the A7 and A8 chips, which is being embraced by significant game developers around the globe.

In 2014, the App Store likewise revealed new peculiarities for developers including application previews and application bundles, Testflight for beta testing prerelease applications, an extended Kids Category to showcase applications particularly made for children under 12, China Unionpay as a payment option for clients in China and Apple Pay, making secure purchases much simpler.

Since its October release, Apple Pay has been a most loved of clients, traders and application developers. More banks and credit unions keep on adding support for Apple Pay, now representing around 90% of credit card purchase volume in the United States. Top dealers including Bloomingdale’s, Disney Store, Duane Reade and Walgreens are letting their clients appreciate the convenience, security and privacy of Apple Pay. The most mainstream applications including Hoteltonight, Opentable, Target and Ticketmaster are also enjoying the ease and privacy of Apple Pay, making it easier for clients to make secure purchases.

“The reaction we’ve seen from Hoteltonight clients since the release of Apple Pay has been fabulous,” said Sam Shank, CEO, Hoteltonight. “Our current client base is enjoying the of convenience of Apple Pay and we’re keep on seeing a growing number of new clients as of Apple Pay’s simple and secure methodology to payments.”

Apple ignited the application revolution with the launch of the App Store in 2008, and from that point forward, a whole industry has been built around app design and developemnt. In only 6-years, the iOS network has helped make 627,000 jobs in the US alone.* The App Store offers more than 1.4 million applications for iphone, ipad and ipod touch clients in 155 nations around the globe, with more than 725,000 of these applications made for ipad. App Store clients can browse an amazing range of applications in 24 categories, including games, social networking, photo & video, sports, health & fitness, travel, kids and many more.

Lawsuit Against Apple For ‘Disappearing’ Storage Space In iOS 8

January 1, 2015 By Denise Ehrlich

A legal claim filed this week in the Bay Area’s fed court is reprimanding Apple over claims that iOS 8 can consume as much as 23.1% of the publicized space on the company’s mobile products. If truth be told, there’s no real way to shun utilizing up a certain amount of space on electronic gadgets that oblige a substantial operating system, however in this case, the claim asserts that Apple doesn’t tell potential purchasers how much of their gadget’s publicized space goes to the operating system.

As per Siliconbeat, “To aggravate matters, the claim says Apple sways clients to buy more storage space through its iCloud service. The suit looks for unspecified damages alongside changes to Apple approaches under California state law.”

“We feel that there are a considerable number of Apple purchasers that have been duped, and we’ll be following the claims briskly,” said William Anderson, an attorney at Cuneo Gilbert & Laduca, a law firm situated in Washington, DC.

The claim indicates that clients who install iOS 8 or buy a gadget with iOS 8 already installed purportedly get a lot less space than publicized, which can range from 18.1% of the iPhone 5s to 23.1% for the iPod.

“With these sharp business strategies, defendant gives less space than publicized, just to sell that storage capacity in a frantic minute, e.g., when a buyer is attempting to record or take photographs at a child or grandchild’s recital, b-ball game or wedding,” the claim peruses.

Apple touts iOS 8 as being its prime release since the App Store. It symbolizes a real update to the mobile platform with heaps of new features from top to bottom. Gadgets that support iOS 8 include iPhone models from the 4s to the 6 Plus, all three iPad mini tablets, the 4th generation iPad on up to the iPad Air 2, and the 5th generation iPod touch.

iOS 8.1.2 Battery Life Drainage Problem: Cause & Cure

December 28, 2014 By Denise Ehrlich

The new out of the box iOS 8.1.2. brings news to all of us as some profoundly required bug fixes for the iPhone, iPad and the iPod touch. The emblematic warm welcoming which typically goes hand in hand with the arrival of new iOS isn’t exactly so warm this time around.

New Bugs Arise from a Fix

The planned idea behind the new iOS 8.1.2 was to clear up a portion of the remaining bug issues in the iOS 8.0 however the issue that such a large number of individuals are having is that not only does the new framework fail to clear up those issues yet, amazingly enough, it is actually adding newly established issues’ afterward.

A figurehead of these issues is the defective battery life which has all the earmarks of being tormenting a few clients in the midst of the new release. The basic purpose behind this article is to help you to resolve these issues with a clean fix.

iOS 8.1.2. Not the Cure-all, After-all

As of late, not all that much to me following 8.1.1 update, a new update was released with aims of removing some issues that had been sicking 8.0. The most recent in the update parade is iOS 8.1.2, which is a negligible bug fix this time around and the size is around 20mb for most of the iPhone and iPad clients. A ringtone issue is the core element, which became visible with the arrival of 8.1.1.

Despite the fact that the this most recent update is about iOS 8.1.2, a huge part of the issues are concerned around the issues that the most recent update had cleared out. The issues that are getting knock to the front of the line are issues which with respect to the battery life, the Wi-Fi and generally awful performance all in all. The aforesaid battery life is the thing that has been eating at the good people the most.

How Do We Resolve the Battery Life Problem?

The aim in this segment is to get rid of the current battery issues that you are encountering with the new iOS 8.1.2. This article is a guide of sorts however it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that you already have upgraded most recent iOS in the wishes of the guaranteed fixes. So let’s give it a spin…

What App is the Source of the battery drain?

Beginning with a proactive attitude is key, if you need discover what upsets the battery and the undeniable is you might want to fix that also, the first thing on the rundown is to get a good handle on your apps. A standard issue with third party applications have a scandalous reputation to drain the life right from the batteries. At whatever time that you open and utilize an application, the battery will drain in a generally snappy style. There are particular times when the bug influences the application in going total Jeckyl and Hyde. So Which one of these is the main driver of the draining battery life?

The main thing that ought to be on your mind is configuring the battery life use with the utensil that Apple gave in the new iOS 8.1.2 update. To get the tool running, shoot over to settings->general->usage->battery usage to check precisely what application has the greatest hand in the battery life drainage, by investigating the application that has emptied the most in the previous 24 hrs, also the most recent week too. When you have found the application that is destroying the battery life, then once you have that data you can withdraw from that application when the power is out at all times. This will cut off the background activity from your iPhone or iPad.

There are several other reasons of battery drainage like background App refreshes or too much auto-brightness.

Hopefully Just a Passing Hiccup

Being that this is Apple, this little hiccup ought to just be a hiccup and the issues ought to subside in a relative period of time. This article ought to have pointed you in the right course and with that, you are now operating an iPhone or an iPad that is up to snuff.

New Malware- A big threat to Chinese Apple’s Products

November 6, 2014 By Carol Harper

Experts found out a new way which is pretty accessible for hackers. The experts of Silicon Valley security claimed that this new method can easily damage Apple devices.

The Palo Alto Network, the American security company stated that the new malware program can effortlessly target OS X and iOS devices. The firm called this malware “Wirelurker”

Wirelurker can install third party applications without the requirement of jailbreak. The chief purpose of this malicious software is to steal personal information and damage Apple’s products. It can gather significant information such as iMessages and contacts from all of Apple’s devices.

Moreover, the company informed that the malware can attack the major iOS devices like iPhone and iPad with the help of USB connection.

Thus far, Wirelurker targeted approximately 400 applications of Apple’s Mac OS X operating system. The malware infected the products through the Maiyadi App Store. This app store is a third party Mac application store in China.

According to the reports, the malicious software attacked around 467 applications that were downloaded more than 356,104 times.

It is certainly the biggest malware attack in the history of Apple. The malware program is specially designed for the people of China. Fortunately, the computer engineers can easily subvert this malware.

Ryan Olson, director of Palo Alto stated that it is one of the weirdest malware they have ever come across. This new method indicates that hackers are way more advanced than the best mobile platforms.

Apple Postponed the Release of New iPad Air due to the Large Demand of iPhone 6

October 10, 2014 By Denise Ehrlich

The Californian technology giant has reportedly delayed the production of larger screen iPad to give its suppliers an opportunity to keep up with the overwhelming demand of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.

Recently, Wall Street journal reported that Apple’s plan to make a bigger screen iPad have been delayed until early next year, citing anonymous people familiar with the matter. Certainly, the Apple suppliers are having trouble in making sufficient new iPhones to cope up with the public demands, so super sized. 12.9 inch tablet will have to wait.

The suppliers have already planned to start the massive production of larger screen tablets in December.

Currently, Apple’s ultimate priority is to cope with the irresistible demand of larger screen iPhones, Journal’s supplier sources stated. Still, Apple is facing unsatisfactory output of the 5.5-inch iPhone plus from the suppliers-side. It seems quite challenging for the contractors to divide resources and spend some time to slope up production for a new bigger screen iPad.

Here, it’s really important to note, that the reports concerning manufacturing delays normally arise before the widgets launches, especially those from Apple. In April and August, there were some reports that manufacturing problems can delay the launch of iPhone 6-Plus, though it released on time.

With a major decline in iPad sales, Cupertino is looking for the new ways to capture market, particularly with the Business Users. An iPad with the larger screen actually does against enterprise focused widgets such as 12-inch Surface Pro3, which was positioned as a flexible substitute of Apple’s MacBook Air.

Within first 3 days of release, company sold more than 10 million iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices, which is believed to be faster than other product in the Apple’s entire history.

Apple’s Chief Executive, Tim Cook told, “We are not happy about the level of new iPhone demand, as we saw millions of customers queuing for long hours to get the new device.”

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