[ahi]

What does "iterates" mean in context? "Pealk has been in contact with lawyers in the event that LinkedIn iterates its own version of the app"

I can't tell if it's misused or I'm missing something.

[joering2]

Next iteration/version of their API, i.e. Improved with new funcionality or functionality that got deceased.

[taligent]

In this context it can basically mean "improves".

It comes from a recent trend in software development called Agile where new features are added in short cycles e.g. week called an iteration.

[Timothee]

In that case, wouldn't it be "iterates on its own (…) app"?