Apple introduces search suggestions on App Store


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Apple presents search suggestions in the App Store.

Apple announced on Friday that it was rolling out search suggestions on the App Store to help users easily find the apps they need. Currently, the Apple search suggestions are available in the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK.

"Introducing Search Suggestions on the App Store! Select multiple suggestions (or turn them off) to refine your search so you can find even more amazing apps and games," the App Store said in a tweet. "Search suggestions are being published today in the US, Canada, UK and Australia," he added.

The App Store filters search suggestions for users and outputs results. There are now almost two million apps in the App Store.

With a record $ 16.9 billion in revenue for its services, Apple achieved more than 660 million paid subscriptions for all services on its platform in March. The company published records for the App Store, cloud services, music, video, advertising and payment services.

Apple has also released the next major update to iOS 14.5 that will allow iPhone users to use Apple Watch to unlock the device if they try to use facial recognition while wearing a face mask in the pandemic. Also, apps need to get user permission before they can track their data.

IOS 14.5 also brings exciting new features to the iPhone such as more diverse Siri voices, skin tone options to better represent couples in emoji, and much more.

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