For those of us living in the Apple ecosystem, the App Store is second nature. It's a core part of the Apple experience and the go-to spot for any applications you might want for your device. So I was ...

In a move that many developers might say is long overdue, Apple today is finally bringing its App Store to the web. This means that users outside of the iOS ecosystem can take a look at the entirety ...

Today, Apple launched a web version of the App Store, with a twist. I’ll admit that this wasn’t on my “things Apple will do this fall” bingo card. I’ve wondered since the earliest days of the App ...

Apple launched a centralized, browsable App Store web interface mirroring the native app. New web hub adds Today tab, category browsing, and platform switcher for Apple devices. Still no web purchases ...

This is important because? With a full-featured storefront on the web, apps become more accessible to broader audiences, including those not on Apple devices. What to watch for? Will Apple eventually ...

Apple has launched a fully redesigned web interface for its App Store, transforming it from a collection of lead capture pages into a functional storefront for people who aren't viewing the store on ...

Apple will next year introduce more ads in the App Store "to increase opportunity" in search results, the company has ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Developers will need to adhere to some strict rules from Apple, though. Developers will need to adhere to some ...

The web-based App Store browser Apple introduced Tuesday had some rookie mistakes in its implementation, which has led to the front-end source code getting published on GitHub. The result is a set of ...

Apple today introduced several changes to the App Store in Japan to meet the requirements of the Mobile Software Competition ...

It’s a strange thing to consider novel in 2025, but Apple has finally put its complete App Store on the web. You can search and browse the App Store for all of Apple’s platforms, in their entirety.