Apple may begin removing existing apps that it considers stale, low-value, or unable to attract users.

Macworld An update to its App Review Guidelines might give Apple the excuse it needs to start clearing out the tens of ...

iPhone developer Jason Cross has the antidote to the nine thousand fart apps available on the AppStore, an ingenious application called iFreshener. FIGHT BACK against Fart app inanity! Simply launch ...

Buzz Out Loud 1304: Apple: Only professional fart apps allowed (podcast) Cupertino finally allows apps written in other languages but says No to "amateur hour" and more fart simulators. Also, Verizon ...

Apple has certainly relaxed its policy on iPhone apps targeting schoolboy humour, judging by the high number of fart apps appearing on the App Store. VentureBeat has a piece counting 14 new fart apps ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More By far, the most popular price for iPhone apps is $0.99. In many ways, it ...