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I hope they also introduce a real "try before you buy" option for all paid apps that wish to support a trial period. Today's new feature seems like a promotion
by credo 16y ago
I hope they also introduce a real "try before you buy" option for all paid apps that wish to support a trial period.
Today's new feature seems like a promotion of apps that offer a "lite" version. It makes "lite" apps more discoverable, but doesn't come close to offering a trial option (and I'm not sure why 9to5mac believes that making a few free apps discoverable will help "fight app piracy")
- pkaler 16y agoIt looks like it's more of a curation strategy. It looks like they want to reduce the amount of noise in the App Store by getting rid of the Free vs Paid Apps split. The first step was allowing In-App Purchase for Free Apps.