Archive | October 15th, 2009
Apple enables in-app purchases for free apps
Apple sent an email to developers today informing them that free apps will now be allowed to implement support for in-app purchases, a feature which up until now has only been available for paid apps. TechCrunch comments: This will also have a massive impact on free games that thrive on the sales of virtual goods, […]
Continue reading...Report: New iMacs won’t support Blu-Ray
15. October 2009
Citing sources close to Apple, AppleInsider is reporting that Apple has backtracked on earlier plans to revamp its iMac line with built in Blu-Ray players. This echoes a similar report from DaringFireball which noted last week that Apple had initially included Blu-Ray support in its new line of iMacs, but decided to remove the feature at […]
Continue reading...Why Microsoft’s retail initiative reeks of desperation
15. October 2009
With the October 22nd release of Windows 7 just around the corner, Microsoft is also putting the final touches on its first two retail stores which are scheduled to open in Scottsdale, Arizona and Mission Viejo, California in just a few weeks. Microsoft first announced its plans to open up its own branded retail stores […]
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15. October 2009
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