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OCT
07
Apple
Rejects ‘SomeEcards’ iPhone App for Satiric
Material. In its rejection letter, Apple said it could not
accept the SomeEcards app because it “contains objectionable
content and content that ridicules public figures.”
Link
OCT 07
Verizon turns to Android to compete
with Apple's iPhone. Verizon has teamed with Google to bring
two Android-powered phones and the Google Voice service
to its network, in an effort to fight off the iPhone and
its exclusive agreement with AT&T.
Link
OCT 06
Adobe to Translate Flash Apps for
iPhone. A path for Flash application developers to sell
their programs as individual apps through the iPhone's app
store. The new tools will run on Windows and Mac PCs. A
public beta will arrive later this year, with a final version
arriving next year.
Link
OCT 01
Apple ditches Google Latitude, gets
Placebase maps. Somehow us iPhone users aren't smart enough
to tell the difference between Google Maps and Google Latitude.Or
maybe, Apple just had something else up their sleeve. Such
as purchasing a mapping company in order to offer their
own map software for use on the iPhone.
Link
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October
10th, 2009
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| I constantly see developers posting on the misc forums about
"Should I call Apple?" "Should I email Apple?"
"What should I do?". There seems to be this inevitable
fear something is "Wrong". I fall into this same
trap as well.
Scenario:
"What if they didn't receive my documentation", "If
they didn't receive my documentation then they can't process
my
documentation", "if they can't process
my documentation, then I can't get approved", "If I
can't get approved, then I will have to wait EVEN LONGER to get
approved", "If I have to wait even longer to get approved
as a developer, I have to wait even longer to get my app approved"
It
seems like the never ending spiral of fear that we all fall in
to. I know the reviews of iFart, iShoot, Pocket God, Flight Control,
etc... make us very anxious to get into the app store and get
our hands on some of the gold just sitting there waiting for the
taking.
It's
so over-whelming that developers are skimping on their app's quality
to get it into the app store early. With fear that they are going
to miss out on the gold that lies there under the rainbow, they
cut features and try to speed up the production process.
It
is quite a sad affair.
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through
so far that can be followed by clicking on "Check your enrollment
status now>" in the iphone developer connection has been
as follows:
In
Review (6 Days)
Documentation
Needed (7 Days) - Sent the documentation the same Day I received
notification
Contacting
your Legal Representative (Currently) |
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