Filter out categories in the top rankings.
The issue is to solve when someone is asking for an app but doesn't have a exact things in mind. The discovery of this act as powerful stuff in shopping.
Allow users to hide apps.
Apple should provide users a feature of hiding apps. As Apple is smart enough to know when you are logged in and which apps you have already installed. The company should provide users the ability to hide annoying or irrelevant apps.
Offer a free trial period.
An option for a developer who creates high-value apps and charges real money for them could be effective. This ensure it would renew hope for more than a handful of high-quality developers.
Create a high profile, dirt-simple time-based refund policy.
The point is, more flexibility for developers and more opportunities to prove trust and worth to customers -- without risk -- is a solution.
Consider the wild card option: subscriptions.
They would help change the nature of the App Store. They would make it more user- and developer-friendly at the same time. They would help fight against annoying ad-supported and freemium app-development tactics that, let's face it, drag down humanity. These changes could help restore a sense of value to apps -- and to the App Store as a discovery vehicle.
source- Techbuzz
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