Thursday, May 25, 2017
Apple Transitions App Store Pricing to Local Currency in 9 Countries
Apple is in the process of transitioning App Store pricing from the U.S. dollar and euro to local currencies in nine countries. The announcement was made last week on Apple’s iTunes Connect resource page, and the first reports are coming through that the price changes are equating to small savings in some countries, owing to favorable exchange rates. App Store pricing in Romania is now showing in
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