Apple is planning to release a redesign version of its Apple Store app that will provide customers with recommendations based on their buying history, reports Bloomberg.
The updated retail app could be rolled out in the next two weeks, according to people familiar with the intended revamp. It’s likely to include a “For You” tab that suggests products based on prior orders, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the project isn’t yet public. While there are currently separate Apple Store apps for the iPhone and iPad, the new app will work on both devices and have the same basic features and interface.
Apple has typically avoided this type of data mining, despite its potential to generate more revenue.
You can download Apple Store from the App Store for free.
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The updated retail app could be rolled out in the next two weeks, according to people familiar with the intended revamp. It’s likely to include a “For You” tab that suggests products based on prior orders, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the project isn’t yet public. While there are currently separate Apple Store apps for the iPhone and iPad, the new app will work on both devices and have the same basic features and interface.
Apple has typically avoided this type of data mining, despite its potential to generate more revenue.
You can download Apple Store from the App Store for free.
Download