Apple has increased the prices of iOS apps and games in its UK App Store, despite US pricing staying the same.



From Techradar:

App Store pricing is set by a tier system, so when developers submit an app to the store, they pick a tier for which prices are set across each territory. So the lowest-priced tier, let's call it Tier A, used to be 59p in the UK and 99c in the US; now Tier A has become 69p in the UK whereas it remains at 99c in the US - no doubt Apple is loath to break that psychological $1 barrier.

  Apple App Store gets UK price hike