James Thomson
Jacek Zięba
@jamesthomson "The option to sell subscriptions will also be available to all developers instead of just a few kinds of apps."
If I’m reading it right, subscriptions still won’t be allowed for an app like PCalc that just does its stuff. It’s not a “service” as such.
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@jacek_zieba All developers, and all categories of app, certainly. But I can’t see anything that says “all apps”. -
@jamesthomson OK, maybe you're right. You will have a chance to ask about next week during WWDC sessions :)
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@jamesthomson no, read DF -
@rjonesy But Apple’s own documentation contradicts that. - View other replies
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@jamesthomson interesting. What does Gruber say? -
@rjonesy I’ll ask him :)
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@jamesthomson Is there any official guides or info from Apple? -
@jamesthomson hahah, So all app categories are eligible, but not all apps :D -
@rurza That’s how I’m reading it, exactly.
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@jamesthomson what about your streaming of new features constantly?
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@wooliegeek Well, quite :)
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@jamesthomson Of course: users *will* then flock to calculator apps with a single, fixed price. -
@spencerpieters Oh, absolutely.
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@jamesthomson You could use old style subscriptions. Make the app free, then charge an amount for x months of use. But it won't auto renew. -
@spencerpieters Yes, but then this doesn’t change anything.
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@jamesthomson You had many good points; this is the one I thought about most.@gruber has similar Q's and A's as mehttps://twitter.com/daringfireball/status/740729306997886980 … - View other replies
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@johninparis Yeah, we shall see! I assume all will be made clear next week.
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