Comments on: Apple Thinks That The Approval Process Makes Developers Happy http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/ Latest News and Reviews on iPhone Applications Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:10:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: The Dave http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/#comment-32432 The Dave Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:31:12 +0000 http://appadvice.com/appnn/?p=37852#comment-32432 Most of the developers I know are absolutely thrilled to have their ancient buggy app pissing off cusomera while their new fixed version sits in limbo for weeks and then gets rejected due to a trivial bug that existed in the release, while the release has major issues. If Apple is so sure developers and users like the approval process, they'd end this while debate by allowing users to load apps directly from developers. The app store would still exist and would still be a cash cow for those few who have done well, and since developers prefer the app store no one would use the alternate distribution method anyway. Either that it Apple is just trying to spin. Most of the developers I know are absolutely thrilled to have their ancient buggy app pissing off cusomera while their new fixed version sits in limbo for weeks and then gets rejected due to a trivial bug that existed in the release, while the release has major issues.

If Apple is so sure developers and users like the approval process, they’d end this while debate by allowing users to load apps directly from developers. The app store would still exist and would still be a cash cow for those few who have done well, and since developers prefer the app store no one would use the alternate distribution method anyway. Either that it Apple is just trying to spin.

]]> By: Janey http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/#comment-32409 Janey Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:04:53 +0000 http://appadvice.com/appnn/?p=37852#comment-32409 I prefer some approval process. The Android Market is nothing but a big junkyard of buggy trash applications. There are a few good ones, but even apps by the bigger developers (for example the Facebook app) lack features that the iPhone counterpart has. For the most part, the Android Market has been overrun by cheap junk from people trying to make a few quick bucks. The actual market itself is a joke. I realize people don't like iTunes but at least you can find stuff. I prefer some approval process. The Android Market is nothing but a big junkyard of buggy trash applications. There are a few good ones, but even apps by the bigger developers (for example the Facebook app) lack features that the iPhone counterpart has. For the most part, the Android Market has been overrun by cheap junk from people trying to make a few quick bucks. The actual market itself is a joke. I realize people don’t like iTunes but at least you can find stuff.

]]> By: iphoneman http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/#comment-32362 iphoneman Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:28:49 +0000 http://appadvice.com/appnn/?p=37852#comment-32362 i would rather the safety than having to jailbreak to get apps i want. especially since the jailbreak is more vulnerable to attacks than anything, since the software is being hacked in order to use 3rd party apps. you never know what your installing from cydia or anything else. i would rather the safety than having to jailbreak to get apps i want. especially since the jailbreak is more vulnerable to attacks than anything, since the software is being hacked in order to use 3rd party apps. you never know what your installing from cydia or anything else.

]]> By: After Sitting In Apple’s Review Queue For Nearly Six Months, IUGO’s A.D.D. Is Finally Available « : App Advice http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/#comment-32351 After Sitting In Apple’s Review Queue For Nearly Six Months, IUGO’s A.D.D. Is Finally Available « : App Advice Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:51:46 +0000 http://appadvice.com/appnn/?p=37852#comment-32351 [...] Below is a quick rundown of what IUGO went through while trying to get A.D.D. approved.  As you can see, this safety net called the review process isn’t as developer friendly as Phil Schiller claims it to be. [...] [...] Below is a quick rundown of what IUGO went through while trying to get A.D.D. approved.  As you can see, this safety net called the review process isn’t as developer friendly as Phil Schiller claims it to be. [...]

]]> By: Pat Serrano http://appadvice.com/appnn/2009/11/apple-thinks-that-the-approval-process-makes-developers-happy/#comment-32350 Pat Serrano Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:45:46 +0000 http://appadvice.com/appnn/?p=37852#comment-32350 As a former Verizon customer I can say that at least on long island verizon and AT&T are on par performance wise. They both have decent coverage. Both charge too much, but AT&T is a lot more honest about it and doesn't remove features without warning. I was a verizon customer for close to 10 years and I am a hell of a lot more satisfied with AT&T. As a former Verizon customer I can say that at least on long island verizon and AT&T are on par performance wise. They both have decent coverage. Both charge too much, but AT&T is a lot more honest about it and doesn’t remove features without warning. I was a verizon customer for close to 10 years and I am a hell of a lot more satisfied with AT&T.

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