The latest numbers on the Apple App store were looking good, having registered a 60% year-on-year growth for Q4 2016 and reaching $5.4B in total revenue. In an attempt to maintain momentum in the UK, which is one of Apple's largest markets, app prices will rise to account for the decrease in GBP exchange rate after the Brexit vote back in June. An app that was worth $0.99 now will cost £0.99 (up from £0.79). A similar increase of about 25% will be seen at every price tier when the changes hit the virtual shelves of the App Store. In addition to the United Kingdom, prices will...
Source: http://www.gsmarena.com/app_store_prices_to_rise_25_following_brexit-news-22793.php
