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Mac App Store accepting submissions
Stephen Withers
Friday, 05 November 2010 10:38
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Apple has begun soliciting products for its forthcoming Mac App Store. Members of the Apple Developer Connection have been invited to submit their wares for review.
The idea is that it will make buying Mac applications as easy as buying songs from the iTunes store or iPad/iPhone apps from the App Store. (Intel recently started the AppUp store to encourage software sales to netbook owners.)
A message on Apple's developer web site reads in part: "The Mac App Store will be opening soon, You can get ready by submitting your Mac apps for review now."
Jobs said the Mac App Store would open on January 28.
From the user's perspective, the store should make it easier to find, purchase, install and update applications. Furthermore, purchases will be licensed on all the buyer's personally-owned Macs.
Is there a downside? Please read on.
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