Earlier this week, Manomio was sighing in relief after having its Commodore 64 approved in the iTunes App Store. By removing one of its coolest features – the BASIC interpreter –, Manomio was able to get the app in the hands of iPhone and iPod touch owners. However, as one user revealed, Manomio didn&rsqu... |
8 September 2009
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It is being reported that Apple may not have told the truth to the FCC when answering its questions on the rejection of Google’s voice app for iPhone. While Apple officially stated that the company hadn’t, in fact, rejected the app, but rather postponed its approval for further reviewing, some now claim t... |
25 August 2009
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Apple has notified the developer of a BitTorrent client for iPhone and iPod touch that copyright infringement concerns cannot let it past the App Store's iron gates. Apple has thus rejected Maza Digital’s Drivetrain, saying that, “This category of applications is often used for the purpose of infring... |
12 May 2009
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Several sources are reporting that the long-awaited South Park iPhone app (submitted to Apple last October) has been officially denied by Apple. According to the company behind the App Store, the content available through the South Park iPhone app was "potentially offensive."“We first announced our iPhone App b... |
18 February 2009
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Apple has rejected an application that simulates the shoe incident occurring at a press event attended by former US President, George W. Bush. At least one source was able to post the developer's answer to the rejection.Obviously, the app's maker was outraged by Apple's decision. Given that iTunes curr... |
9 February 2009
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Apple has refreshed the line of rejected apps with the addition of an iPhone-based version of a book called Knife Music. Rolled out by David Carnoy, the app hasn't been approved in the App Store as it contains “objectionable content,” according to Apple. According to Apple's SDK, “Applicat... |
29 December 2008
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As Apple continues doing whatever it pleases with the submissions awaiting approval for the App Store (not that it's not Apple's business to do so), rejections are getting weirder and more diverse by the day. This time around, Apple has denied an update to an app that has seen its acceptance on the venue, a... |
11 November 2008
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Reports saying Opera Mini had been rejected by Apple for use on iPhone may not have been entirely accurate, according to further research conducted by John Gruber, MacRumors reveals. Allegedly, the Opera team hasn't even been able to submit the web browser to Apple for App Store approval, therefore rejection is ... |
3 November 2008
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Apple has (again) denied an app's presence on the iTunes App Store, this time because said app replicates iTunes functionality. However, the app's developer notes in a blog post that many apps replicate Apple's software and even iTunes, and those are a go nonetheless.“Apple had nothing in the ter... |
15 September 2008
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It is no longer uncommon to hear that Apple, for one reason or another, decides to deny an app's presence on the iTunes App Store. Apps get pulled because of certain copyright claims, others because they're offensive, and so on. This one in particular got pulled because Apple thought it was of “limite... |
5 September 2008
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