Apple today announced that developers in Brazil will be allowed to distribute iPhone apps through alternative app ...

Apple's App Store overhaul includes cross-developer bundles and smarter payment plans — plus a new tool that targets you at the cancel screen.

Apple’s grip on iPhone app distribution is loosening in another major market: Brazil.

Along with iOS 27, Apple also announced big changes to the App Store.

If you have not been paying close attention, you might still think that you need to be enrolled in the Apple Developer ...

iOS 18.4 launched earlier this week with a ton of new features and changes, including two App Store additions that should make downloading apps and updates just a little bit nicer of an experience ...

Third-party payment processors are allowed too. Following the EU and Japan, Brazil has now forced Apple to open up iOS to ...

Natural language App Store search was part of the October iOS 18.1 update, but Apple’s reminder today was the first time I’ve seen it on my iPhone. Natural language App Store search was part of the ...

Apple has announced changes impacting iOS apps in Brazil following an agreement with the country’s competition regulator CADE. The updates introduce alternative app marketplaces, new payment options ...

Apple will allow alternative app marketplaces and third-party payments in Brazil starting with iOS 26.5, following a CADE antitrust settlement. The changes mirror EU concessions.

Apple opens iOS Brazil to new app stores and payments.