App Preservation: Saving the App Store’s History

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By Federico ViticciJul 14, 2018, 11:00 am922 pts
The App Store had just turned one when, sometime in the summer of 2009, concept artist and game developer Zach Gage published a preview video for an iPhone game he had been working on. The game was based on a simple premise: Gage's girlfriend liked playing Tetris for iPhone, which he thought was a rushed…

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