Over the past few days, several people have noticed that direct links to iOS apps for relevant search queries aren’t surfacing in the first few results on Google’s search engine results page. While there exist many channels like the App Store, Appshopper.com etc. to discover apps, Google search is one of the most common ways people find apps.
Dark Sky Developers Launch Forecast.io, An Awesome Weather Web App
Gmail 2.1 Brings Swipe Gesture To Move Quickly Through Messages And More
How To Disable In-App Purchases on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
After listening to the horror stories due to the in-app purchase feature, I thought it was high time I wrote a tutorial that shows parents how to disable the feature before giving a child an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Apple had added the feature to restrict access to In-App Purchases back in 2010, so I am quite sure many of you already know how to disable it. If you don’t then continue reading.
Google Rolls Out Major Update for Google+ For iOS, Adds Snapseed’s Photo Editing Features
Apple To Reject Apps That Don’t Support iPhone 5/Retina Display, Use UDIDs From May 1
Apple has just informed app developers that it won’t be accepting iPhone apps that don’t support iPhone 5′s taller display and apps that don’t support Retina display after May 1. It will also reject apps that use the outdated unique device identifier or UDID.
Eric Schmidt Says You’ll Have To Ask Apple About Google Now For iPhone
Last week a promotional video of Google Now leaked online, which sparked off speculations that Google’s Siri competitor could be coming to the iPhone and iPad anytime soon.
Google Now is expected to be a feature of Google’s Search app.
Facebook 5.6 For iOS Brings Improvements to Group Messaging
Google Chrome App Updated To Fix Crashing Issue On Jailbroken iOS Devices
Last week, Google released an update for Chrome app (version: 25.0.1364.86) for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch that makes it easier to search and share content.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work on jailbroken iOS devices as it used to crash immediately after launching it due to some jailbreak specific code.
Apple Finally Serving App Store Content Over HTTPS To Fix Vulnerabilities
Last July, Elie Bursztein, security researcher at Google had reported a number of vulnerabilities to Apple after he discovered that it was serving content on the App Store app over HTTP.
Bursztein now reports that Apple has finally started serving active content on the App Store over HTTPS to address the issues.





