Aptoide has been a well-known marketplace for Android users. It allows people to download apps without using the Google Play Store. Now, it has arrived on iOS. Apple made this possible by allowing ...
The popular alternative app store for Android is launching a game store for European iPhone users. The popular alternative app store for Android is launching a game store for European iPhone users. is ...
There's a new app store found in the US Google Play Store. Aptoide Games is a limited version of the Aptoide app. Aptoide still has to be sideloaded. This was the inevitable outcome Google dreaded: ...
Aptoide for iOS has fully launched in the EU, exiting its beta phase from last year and removing the associated waitlist. Alongside the stable release, Aptoide for iOS lets users download older ...
As US regulators gear up to launch another antitrust probe of Google’s business, an alternative Android app store is dialling up its long time complaint of anti-competitive behavior against the search ...
Competing Android app stores are now back on Google Play in the U.S., and Aptoide is the first to take advantage of the new option. On Monday, the Portugal-based app distributor brought its games ...
Aptoide, one of the more popular alternative Android app repositories, has suffered a major data breach of more than 20 million user records, ZDNet reports. The breach has since been acknowledged by ...
Aptoide, an alternative marketplace for Android apps, has removed the popular Popcorn Time and Showbox listings from its repository. The company hasn't commented on its decision, but it follows not ...
The past couple of years have seen Google under scrutiny for being anti-competitive. Now, a third-party app store by the name of Aptoide is asking Google to “Play Fair” with third-party app stores on ...
iPhone and iPad users in the European Union now have access to another alternative app store with the official launch of Aptoide, a gaming marketplace. Aptoide has been around for quite some time as ...
Aptoide Games just landed in the Play Store - no sideloading required. I tested it, and caution is advised. This was the inevitable outcome Google dreaded: Thanks to an antitrust case it lost to Epic ...