With out an update now developer can change the iOS home screen app icon

Now Developer can change the home screen app icon with out an update

Taking advantage of the iOS 10.3 SDK, developers can now use a new Instance method to specify the primary app icon as well as one or more alternate icons.

 iOS developer Steve Stroughton-Smith explained that apps must ask your permission before changing their icon

By adding multiple app icons to an app, developers are able to change their app’s Home screen icon during promotional periods like holiday sales. Theoretically speaking, games can change their icon based on your progress while weather apps may show a different icon based on the current weather conditions.

 Bottom line: when iOS 10.3 releases, some iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps may include multiple icon artwork and change their Home screen icon programmatically if certain conditions are met.

 By that use of developer can easily switch over the home screen icon whenever they need.!!! and the user can find that for what the reason to change the icon!!. its really an Awesome..
Going forward, app makers may be required to exclusively implement Apple’s new App Reviews API to standardize in-app prompts asking you to provide feedback.
No more than three such popups per year per app will be allowed.
Users will be able to turn off these prompts completely on a system-wide level within the Settings app in iOS 10.3 and in System Preferences in macOS Sierra 10.12.4 when these operating system updates release for public consumption.
As for the iOS 10.3 software itself, users can look forward to a number of interesting new features. AirPods owners should be happy to hear that the Find my iPhone app has been updated to allow users to track down a lost AirPod by reporting each earbuds last known location
we should see it in next blog about Airpod finder...
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And thanks to : Change home screen icon 

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