We still don’t know how much the EU will fine Apple, but the DMA rules say companies can be charged up to 10 percent of annual global revenue and up to 20 percent for repeat off

Apple has accidentally allowed an iPhone and iPad app that allows you to stream pirated movies and TV shows for free into the App Store, according

Apple may soon be facing a hefty fine from the EU over its App Store policies. It would be the first time the iPhone maker will be penalized under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). Apple to be the first company penalized under the EU’s DMA for its App Store policies Apple was declared guilty of enforcing “steering” policies on its App Store by the EU earlier this year.

Apple plans to add app review summarization to the App Store. Here's what we know so far about this upcoming feature.

Apple is reportedly developing a standalone app that will showcase games on iOS. According to 9to5Mac, citing sources familiar with the matter, the app would merge the functionality of the App Store with Apple's Game Center.

An unlisted App Store article indicates that Apple has developed a new system that will use all user reviews in the App Store to create a summary. This summary will highlight the most common customer feedback about each app and will be updated each time new reviews are added. Unfortunately, it isn't clear exactly what this summary will look like.

Apple is set to be fined by the European Union's antitrust regulators under the bloc's landmark rules aimed at reining in the power of Big Tech, making it the first company to be sanctioned, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.