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Monday, 23 March 2020

Drone Footage Shows Apple Park Deserted Due to Coronavirus [Video]

Check out this new drone footage of Apple Park which looks relatively deserted due to the coronavirus pandemic. The video was shot by Duncan Sinfield.

Apple Park in Cupertino is in the heart of Santa Clara County, the Northern California epicenter for coronavirus outbreak. The Apple Park campus, including the Visitor's Center, is closed.

Santa Clara County has been under a Shelter in Place order since March 16th.

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Apple Announces Universal Purchase Now Available for Mac Apps

Apple has announced that Universal Purchase for Mac apps is now available. This means that developers can bundle a Mac app with a purchase that also includes apps for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.

The macOS version of your app can now be included in a universal purchase, allowing customers to enjoy your app and in‑app purchases across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS by purchasing only once. Get started by using a single bundle ID for your apps in Xcode and setting up your app record for universal purchase in App Store Connect.

Developers can learn more about setting up Universal Purchase at the link below.

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The Witcher's Stunt Coordinator Breaks Down One of the Show's Most Monstrous Fights

You only need to have seen the very beginning of The Witcher to have witnessed Geralt’s battle with the Kikimora—a muddy, flailing clash of legs and weapons that sets the stage for the entire series. Now, a new behind-the-scenes video with the show’s fight coordinator takes us through the creation of that scene.

Apple Lets Developers Know That Universal Purchase for Mac Apps is Now Available

macOS versions of apps can now be included as part of a universal purchase, which allows customers to purchase a single app (or in-app purchase) that works across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Apple says that developers can get ready to use the feature by assigning a single bundle ID for apps in Xcode and setting up their app record for universal purchase using App Store Connect.

A single purchase option for iOS, ‌iPadOS‌, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps was added in the Xcode 11.4 beta, which was first released in February. After developers have implemented single purchase options, customers will be able to buy one app that works across all of their Apple devices.

With the option to make a purchase of an app that works on all devices, Apple is unifying the categories in the iOS ‌App Store‌ and macOS App Stores, so there will be minor changes coming to the categories available in Apple's App Stores.

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Rumors Claim Apple's AirPower Is Still Alive and the iPhone 9 Is in Production

We all said RIP to the AirPower wireless charging mat when Apple officially killed the product last year. At the time, Apple said whatever prototypes it had been working on simply hadn’t met the company’s high standards. That said, it would appear that Apple has revived the project from the dead.