Apple expands 'App Bundles' to Mac apps and free apps with subscriptions
Apple's app bundles is a simple way for customers to buy up to 10 of apps in a single purchase.


Representational Image[/caption]According to an announcement on its developer portal, Apple has now taken the feature one step forward by letting iOS developers create app bundles for Mac apps, paid apps or free apps, along with an auto-renewable subscription offer to access all apps in the bundle. Users will not need to pay an additional fee to access the remaining apps once they subscribe.Further, in order to make to make bundle discovery or any other savings options easier to notice, Apple specifies links to bundle pages from an individual app page.This means that if an application is included in a bundle, users can find a link to a bundle in a section called "Also Included In."

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