Not really a big issue but just curious more than anything else, the Apple TV app in my dock constantly has a red '1' notification badge on it. I've opened the app, clicked every single button in the app, removed it from my dock and put it back, signed in and out of the app, downloaded unwatched episodes, restarted the computer, everything but.

Apple is offering developers the chance to post badges that allow customers to know instantly which languages are supported in a given application, much like the badges offered by Cupertino for iTunes App Store links.

Via News and Announcements for Apple Developers, the Cupertino giant is informing code savvy Mac programmers that Localized ‘Available on the Mac App Store’ Badges are now up for grabs.

Developers can download the graphics from Apple and use it on their website to promote the localization features of the software they sell in the Mac App Store.

“We now offer localized versions of the ‘Available on the Mac App Store’ badge in German, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Swedish,” Apple says.

“Take advantage of these localized badges to ensure your customers know your app is available on the Mac App Store,” the company adds.

Apple encourages Mac Developer Program members to download both English and localized versions of the badge by visiting the Marketing Resources section of its App Store Resource Center.

Designed to make it easier for developers to find details on everything they need to know about distributing apps on the App Store, The App Store Resource Center is the first place to visit to prepare for app submission, as well as to managing an app once it's been posted.

In addition to Marketing Resources, developers also have documentation for areas like preparing for app submission, the app store approval process, app review resources and guidelines, and managing apps on the store.

For iOS developers, all of the above applies, and there’s also the iAd network.

Unlike traditional advertisements, “iAd rich media ads combine the emotion of television with the interactivity of the web to deliver a unique, compelling experience like no other on a mobile device,” according to Apple.

What's everyone saying?

Ethan Marcotte

“I couldn’t use Twitter without Twitterrific.”

Ethan Marcotte — @beep

John Siracusa

“Twitterrific’s unified timeline matches the way I think about Twitter: a single, chronological stream of tweets, regardless of type. The fact that Twitterrific is also a great Twitter client with all the other features you’d expect—including separate views for mentions, DMs, etc.—is just icing on the cake.”

John Siracusa — @siracusa

Michael Lopp

“A daily corner of my desktop feels revitalized.”

Michael Lopp — @rands

Manuel Alejandro López Zarzosa

“Now I can finally use the best client on all my devices!”

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Manuel Alejandro López Zarzosa — @manuelale69

Alex Waddell

“I’ve been an active participant in the Phoenix Kickstarter beta and I’m delighted with the final app. Its elegant features, combined with lot of great UI touches, make Twitter a delight to use on the Mac again.”

Alex Waddell — @alexwaddell

Daniel Jalkut

“It's exciting to see the very first Twitter client being rethought in 2017 as the very newest one.”

Daniel Jalkut — @danielpunkass

Brent Simmons

“I switched immediately. It was like coming home.”

Brent Simmons — @brentsimmons

Seth Roby

“Twitterrific makes Twitter simple, fun, and quick. Thank you for bringing it back to the Mac, where I still spend most of my days.”

Seth Roby — @TALlama

“Twitterrific has the potential to make bored users fall in love with Twitter all over again.”

Christine Preusler — HostingAdvice.com

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“My favorite Twitter client.”

Robyn Oglesby — MacSources

“Features the same finesse that we’ve seen in Twitterrific for iOS, but at the same time, also leverages all the features offered by macOS.”

Preshit Deorukhkar — Beautiful Pixels

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“The Iconfactory has given users a high degree of control over how Twitterrific looks within a clean, easy-to-read design.”

John Voorhees — MacStories

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“Packs a ton of features into the new app...fantastic keyboard and accessibility support, delightful sounds, and a few nostalgic Easter eggs from past incarnations.”

Chris De Jabet — Full City Press

“The app delivers a good handful of features Mac users will like.”

Sarah Perez — TechCrunch

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“Finally, a modern desktop Twitter client that not only looks amazing and performs, but offers all the features you would expect. So relieved to have Twitterrific resurrected!”

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R.C. Rains — @shadowbottle