Posts Tagged ‘app store’

Single-language apps now available August 6, 2009 No Comments

Yep, they’re here.
I’ve complained before about the length of time in getting apps and their updates approved, but Apple have really impressed in these last couple of rounds. Both took just under 2 weeks, which is pretty good considering the workload they must be under.
If you haven’t tried Lingopal out before then you can now, [...]

A brief review on reviewers July 8, 2009 No Comments

After sales dropped right off in Japan following the OS 3.0 debacle, I was nervous whether we would ever be able to recover there. That #3 spot we held for so long was highly cherished.
Then something happened a couple of days ago. Our sales in Japan jumped over 1000% and we are now at #2. [...]

Grrrr … June 30, 2009 1 Comment

Apple is annoying me.
By now everyone who has an iPhone, and plenty of others who don’t, know two things:
1) The new operating system for iPhones, OS 3.0 has been released
2) The new version of the iPhone has also been released (it runs OS 3.0).
We tested Lingopal on a beta version of OS 3.0 and it [...]

iTunes App Store Localization April 17, 2009 1 Comment

I guess it’s a resources thing.
Apple has something like 88 iTunes stores right now, some for countries which are well off the beaten track. But they only offer localisation for six non-speaking languages: German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish and Japanese.
We’ve done translations for all of these, but with varied results. Here’s the Japanese translation in [...]