Apple celebrates the tenth anniversary of its App Store

Apple, which has ended its war with Samsung (for now), has something to cheer. And for good reason: its App Store is celebrating ten years this week. In its early days, the online store of the Cupertino company had only 500 applications against … hundreds of thousands today . Suffice to say that Apple has something to jump to the ceiling. For the occasion, the company gave the floor to the developers (thanks to them) as Horace Dediu of Asymco " The App Store has completely changed the way people access and pay for software and services. is only thanks to the power of a software ecosystem that subscriptions can emerge and reach such a level.The App Store has created a way for others to succeed – much more than one could imagine – and has allowed people to be creative in unprecedented dimensions "

But Niantic, behind the augmented reality game who made the smart days of smartphones in the summer of 2016 also spoke about the success of Apple – which will start receiving future chips from its 2018 iPhone -: " When we founded Niantic, we undertook to develop a technology that inc it would be for people to explore their communities, exercise and have fun with their friends and family in the real world. In addition to making Pokémon GO and Ingress easily accessible to hundreds of millions of people around the world, the App Store has done a fantastic job of showcasing our community of players, creating stories to inform and educate our players. and by offering an easy deployment system to our development team ".

But Apps Are Not Just for Entertainment. Apple has become a staple in health, and there are many cases of patients who have detected a heart problem thanks to dedicated applications notably the Apple Watch, and cardiologist Francoise A. Marvel also welcomes this field. : Over the past 10 years, the App Store has helped advance innovation in patient care by creating a platform for medical applications like Corrie at Johns Hopkins University. Our mobile health research is based on the App Store to provide life-saving and life-changing applications for our patients "which means that the App Store still has a good year ahead.