Last Thursday Apple changed its App Store policy extending in-app sales to free apps. As Wired observes this is particularly interesting for publishers who tend to offer iPhone apps for free but are now able to charge for its contents through subscriptions. Add to that Apple’s anticipated iPad, or MacBook Touch, or iTablet, or how you’d like to call it, expected to be announced early 2010, and there is an entire platform ready to be used internationally. Scarab Magazine for one has already started using it.
Note: The shown MacPad is a fake.
