Apple has let loose its highly-anticipated iMessage App Store upon its iOS 10 beta users just a day before the software goes live for everyone. Once there, you’ll be able to download third-party apps, games, and stickers, all of which should enhance your messaging experience. For instance, The Weather Channel, an official Mario Run Sticker Pack are part of the mix with the list set to grow as more developers hop onboard.
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Apple also revealed about the launch of iOS 10 which will work on iPhone SE, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPod touch 6th generation, iPad 4th generation, iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 2, iPad Mini 3, iPad Mini 4, and iPad Pro.
The iMessage App Store features a mixture of games such as Square Cash and Jib Jab, alongside sticker collections for properties like Star Wars and Frozen.
Once you download iOS 10, you’ll be able to install iMessage apps by tapping on the App Store icon inside of the app’s interface. People can choose to use the app iMessage app for free or to pay for it.
The Messages App Store looks nearly identical to the iOS App Store, so the interface will be immediately familiar to iOS 10 users.
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Apple has made no comment on the removal, however, SiliconANGLE can confirm that despite remaining listed in Google search results, the app is then listed as being unavailable by Apple when visiting the app store. “To do it all within the iMessages app is a lot easier”, Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle said. We are dead certain many users out there are going to love what developers have crafted for iOS 10. The brand is opening its native chat app to a whole host of new abilities like invisible ink, full-screen animations, and animated emojis. Do you think they are making Apple products more popular?
