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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is rejecting iOS applications that incorporate the Flattr micropayments platform, citing violations of its App Store guidelines. The Flattr service enables content creators to request financial support from their fans and …

The folks at BGR managed to score a handful of (extremely blurry) photos depicting the new in-house Maps application that Apple will reportedly unveil alongside iOS 6 next month. Putting Apple’s shift away from using Google map data aside for … Continue reading →

Apple announced in late April that its WWDC would take place from June 11-15 in San Francisco. Tickets, which ran $1,599 per person, sold out in less than two hours. Last year, Steve Jobs took to the stage to unveil … Continue reading →

The developer conference, which runs from June 11 – 15 in San Francisco, is historically when Apple unveils its latest iOS and OS X software updates. The keynote for the event will take place on June 11, 2012 at 10:00 … Continue reading →

A collection of blurry photos claim to reveal Apple’s redesigned Maps application, expected to be a major component of the anticipated iOS 6 update for iPhone and iPad. The five pictures claiming to show the new iOS 6 Maps application … Continue reading →

Following rumors that Apple would be launching its own Maps application in iOS 6, purported images of the new app have surfaced online. According to a report from BGR, the new app features a refreshed UI that includes a new … Continue reading →

This should be the case with iOS 5 customers upgrading to iOS 6, going by the report. Back to the 3D maps, which Apple is implementing thanks to a key acquisition called C3 Technologies, the 3D mode can be accessed … Continue reading →

Apple on Tuesday launched the official iOS application for its 2012 Worldwide Developers Conference, and also posted the full conference schedule on its website. The WWDC 2012 schedule is now available to view at the official site. There, attendees can … Continue reading →

In February, Apple cautioned developers they could get kicked off the iOS gravy train if they used third-party marketers to manipulate their app’s ranking at the App Store. Apple’s action was aimed at the deployment of “bot farms” and “water … Continue reading →

Developers attending Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference two weeks from now are in for a treat. Not only will they leave with $1,599 worth of coding knowledge, but they’ll also be the first to program for OS X Mountain Lion using … Continue reading →