When it comes to money, it is Apple really very fast, it's a shame that it's not that fast when it needs to be improved Apple Maps or get to SIRI Czech, but that's another story. When the value of the Russian ruble plummeted at the beginning of the week, Apple immediately suspended the operation of its online store Apple online Store in Russia. But now Apple also changed its prices on iTunes App Store as part of purchasing apps and games themselves within iTunes App Store and of course also within the framework of In-App purchases.
Now, the application that is available in the American iTunes App Store $0,99 and in European iTunes App Store then €0,89, now in Russian iTunes App Store costs 62 rubles, which is almost double the previous price and is roughly in line with changes in the dollar-ruble exchange rate. We saw a similar change two years ago in the European iTunes App Store, when Apple revalued the application from €0,79 to €0,89 precisely as a result of changes in the exchange rates of the dollar and the euro.
