Apple Inc opens services for Georgian iOS developers
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The iOS developers in Georgia have been given the opportunity to create their own accounts and place applications in the App Store, a digital distribution platform, developed by Apple Inc., for mobile apps on its iOS operating system.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy announced today that the American multinational technology company Apple Inc opened its services to iOS developers in Georgia.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy has been actively launching negotiations with Apple Inc in order that Georgian consumers be able to receive complete service from the American company and Georgia to be included in the list of the countries supported by the company,” read the press release by the Ministry of Economy.
As the press release reports the Ministry of Economy has already achieved several deals with the Apple Inc.
"At the first stage the news is that Apple Inc has opened services to Georgian iOS developers. As of today Georgian keyboard is officially added to the iOS 11 operating system,” read the press release.
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