iTunes Connect update allows price changes, automated release dates

Apple announced changes to iTunes Connect this week that should be popular with iPhone developers. Apple has added additional automation to the service that will come in handy during holidays or other times developers want to take time off.

by David (CNET) Martin

March 18, 2010 10:34 AM PDT

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Apple announced changes to iTunes Connect this week that should be popular with iPhone developers, giving them additional automation options that will come in handy during holidays or other times developers want to take some time off.

According to News and Announcements for iPhone Developers, app developers can now schedule changes--single or in a series--to the price of their apps. Amro Mousa posted a screenshot of the new feature on Twitter earlier this week.

Developers can log into iTunes Connect to access these features immediately via the Pricing tab.

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