Apple reforms App Store rules to allow third-party payment methods in the U.S. but will still charge a commission fee - gHacks Tech News
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Apple has adjusted its App Store rules to allow third-party payment methods. But developers will need to pay a commission for using them.

There are, however, several less-monopolistic companies you can/should consider buying from.

Ones that don’t just run on Google software anyway and still support modern applications? I loved my Windows Phone, but man was it frustrating not having really any third party apps.

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