The Verge title: “Reddit will exempt accessibility-focused apps from its unpopular API pricing changes”
My alternative title: “Reddit doesn't want to spend their own money on making their site accessible and wants others to do it, but only if they do it for free.”
https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/7/23752804/reddit-exempt-accessibility-apps-api-pricing-changes
I was just able to check off an incredibly specific item from my Bucket List.
The iOS Simulator includes three pre-built GPS simulation routes. This morning as part of my jet lag fighting morning jog I followed the City Run route (which leaves from 1 Infinite Loop and then meanders through the adjoining Cupertino neighborhood). I’ve virtually followed this route probably thousands of times in the last decade, now I've seen it for real. 😁
A great start to what is going to be an incredible week!
Alternative App Stores on iOS are the best thing that can happen to Apple's platform this year. Bring on native Game Pass, Xbox store, Netflix games, Steam, AltStore, whatever. Competition is good and it's about time.
https://www.macstories.net/stories/microsoft-and-netflix-aim-to-challenge-apple-in-mobile-gaming/
Two pieces of mobile gaming news caught my eye this morning. The first was an interview that Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, gave to the Financial Times. The annual Game Developer Conference began today, and Spencer wants developers to know that Microsoft intends to publish games on mobile devices: We want to be in
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