Apple viker sig i bråket med Hey.com
Apple has approved HEY for iOS 1.0.2 without IAP!! We’ve submitted 1.0.3 for final, definitive approval with a new free option and HEY for Work. SO NOW WE WAIT. CAN THIS STAND-OFF END IN A TRUCE?
Hey.com har fått göra vissa justeringar för att få applikationen godkänd men de slipper åtminstone ge Apple 30 procent av sina intäkter:
Okay. We thought we were following Appleʼs unwritten rules for multi-platform SaaS products: No signups, no links, no mentions of where to sign up. Plenty of applications in the App Store work exactly like this today, including long-approved apps from Netflix, Google, Salesforce, and Nintendo.
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Apples övergång till ARM sannolikt dåliga nyheter för Intel
First, we’ll see how Apple manages to succeed where Microsoft failed…twice. Yes, Apple knows how to port its devices to a new CPU. As mentioned in last week’s Monday Note, the move from PowerPC to Intel in 2005 was an unqualified success. But will Apple’s inducement to third party app developers — the (retroactively understandable) rejection of 32-bit apps in macOS Catalina, the Catalyst tool that will help developers bring their iOS apps to macOS — will the groundwork pay off?
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Den förbannade gröna pricken
Jason Fried om ett av de största stressmomenten när man jobbar hemma:
For years we used an internal instant messaging system that broadcasted everyone’s real-time status. It seemed cool, it seemed useful. It seemed like something that would be good to know. But it turned out to be TMI: Too Much Information.
Because, really, what does “available” and “away” really mean? Official definitions don’t matter, because here’s what they actually mean: “Available to be bothered” and “I’m running away and hiding because I can’t get any fucking work done around here.”
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Hey.com laddar för en andra salva lagom till WWDC
Hey.com har inga som helst planer på att lägga sig på rygg inför Apple. Med tanke på hur snacket gått på Twitter runt detta är Hey.com knappast endast ensamma om att vara missnöjda med hur Apple behandlar tredjepartsutvecklarna:
Apple’s App Store policies are anti-competitive, and have been for years now. Even with the looming threat of antitrust regulation, they’re brazenly wielding their monopoly power like a hammer. We’re not going to be quiet.
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Björeman // Melin, avsnitt 214: Marco Armbook
I avsnitt 214 av sveriges trevligaste podd (enligt oss själva) diskuterar vi spel-PC:s, Jockes hejdå-till-Mac, Mac:ar baserade på ARM och framtiden för stora poddar som finansieras med annonser. Lyssna gärna i vilken poddspelare som helst och/eller läs mer här.
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