Posts Tagged ‘Apple’

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, [...]

Delays with Voyage OS 3.0 update July 20, 2009 1 Comment

I have blogged before about the frustrations in getting updates approved by Apple. And now I will do it again.
As it stands, we currently have 3 applications available for sale: Lingopal, Flirta and Voyage. The updates for all were submitted at the same time. Weeks passed, emails were exchanged, clients became angry, and eventually the [...]

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 [...]

5th in Japan! April 29, 2009 No Comments

Lingopal has now been on sale for 2 weeks, so it’s a good time to have a look at how we’ve been going.
Apple gives us the ability to see the downloads on a daily basis. It’s pretty detailed, splitting the information into geographical iTunes stores and their respective currencies. So far we’ve had sales from [...]

The saga continues - a 2nd rejection April 1, 2009 No Comments

I’m beginning to be reminded of my teenage years asking girls to dance.
Then the only effects were wounded pride and a hot flush to the cheeks, but these rejections from Apple come with a cost - not only in resubmission but also in loss of potential income. For a small start-up watching every dollar (believe [...]

… and now the bad news No Comments

It was with some excitement that I noticed an email from Apple in my Inbox. That sensation quickly dissapated to be replaced by one of frustration and bewilderment, as I learnt that the application had been rejected, and would have to be amended and resubmitted.
Why?
“Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory content [...]