In an attempt to fill their accounts with even more money, the company Apple ales to increase again the prices of the applications available in many App Store-s from around the globe. The change will require the sale of applications in Romania at the minimum price of €0.99, instead of €0.89, this being the second price increase implemented by Apple in just over a year. The increase in the minimum prices also generates an increase in the other prices for the applications, thus aligning them with those available in the USA, the change also taking place in other countries around the world.
Although Apple demands more money for the applications sold in its App Stores, developers do not receive the same amount as their "colleagues" in the US, Apple offering them smaller amounts by tens of cents or even a few dollars. To be honest, I expected Apple to raise the prices of applications sooner or later, but the euro-dollar parity is not correctly represented in the company's stores.
