by Brenda Stokes on September 23, 2008

Well, App Store rejection letters may have always been under Apple's non-disclosure agreement, but now the company is wanting to make that fact perfectly clear. So clear, in fact, they've resorted to using caps lock.
Many a rejection letter for apps has surfaced online and now it seems Apple is tired of the critical press. Now, app developers that receive a rejection letter will see this in the heading:
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by Brenda Stokes on August 7, 2008

If there was any doubt in your mind, developers are making a pretty penny selling apps over at the iTunes App Store. And while many may think this is due to the initial mad dash of first adopters and those excited over something "new" it seems there's a real promising economy here, and not just for those that want to take advantage of the system (and those with one-click purchases) ...
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by Brenda Stokes on August 3, 2008

It's that time again where we recap all the going's on in the Apple iPhone world for the past week. Developer news was a hot topic, especially when word spread that new firmware was seeded to 3G developers. Plus, there's talk that background-conscious apps may be available soon that allow users to receive instant messages and the like, even when such an app is closed. Developers can also now keep ...
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by Brenda Stokes on August 1, 2008

If you're a registered iPhone developer, you're in luck. You can now keep track of how your applications are doing in the App Store with daily updates. All you have to do is go to iTunes Connect to find out how you many times your apps are being downloaded each day.
Prior to this, you would have had to wait until the first monthly report was released. Also, download stats ...
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by Brenda Stokes on July 23, 2008

As you probably already know, new apps are being added to the iTunes App Store each and everyday. In fact, what started out as 500 apps at the time of launch has since grown to over 900! However, the number of free apps seems to be falling fast. But the vast majority are under $10, with many more in the $5 range, so you won't break the bank on apps ...
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