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iPhone: Just sit there and take it

Started by mathewi · 9 måneder dage siden

Someone named Dan Kimerling, writing at TechCrunch, has some simple advice for developers who are upset about Apple’s opaque approval process for the iPhone app store: Quit yer whining, or as he puts it “don’t complain, just keep coding.” Dan ... Continue reading »

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Safran
9 måneder dage siden

This is an excellent point. Further, there has been crap that has been quite surprisingly let through. If anything, the iApp police are being lenient. There is a reason PCs have a long and sordid history of hanging up and crashing - there is no central command for the software. Apple is doing quality control. Now, I disagree with some of their policies (No Skype), but they cut the deals they have to. DISCLOSURE: I am an insane Machead who would buy a tin monkey from Apple if Steve Jobs told me it "changed everything."

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Martin Belam
9 måneder dage siden

I particularly liked the fact that he cited 14 million users as a reason to stick with the Apple way of working, seemingly oblivious to the fact that Nokia sold 122 million handsets in the last financial quarter alone.

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