Articles Tagged ‘app approval’
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Read It Later Updated - Adds A Whole Load Of New Features
BY Joe White on Wed August 25th, 2010
Great news, Read It Later fans: the popular application has finally received its long awaited update. Read on to find out what's new!
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After Sitting In Apple's Review Queue For Nearly Six Months, IUGO's A.D.D. Is Finally Available
BY Tyler Tschida on Mon November 23rd, 2009
IUGO has released some great iPhone and iPod touch games over the last few months, including Implode!, Zombie Attack! Second Wave, and Spy Bot Chronicles, but the one title that we have all been waiting
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SlingPlayer Sans Wi-Fi: Apple Playing 3G Big Brother, Even Without The Influence Of AT&T
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue October 20th, 2009
Sling Media's SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone and iPod touch has definitely seen its fair share of controversy over that last five or so months, and sadly, we have even more bad news to share
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Google Says Phil Schiller Rejected Google Voice, Google Latitude (Updated)
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri September 18th, 2009
The Google Voice rejection saga has just gotten quite a bit juicier. According to Ars Technica, the FCC has just released an unredacted version of Google's response to the agencies' questions regarding the rejection of
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First It Was Spotify's App, Now Rhapsody's Gets The Stamp Of Approval
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu September 10th, 2009
After Spotify's streaming music app for the iPhone and iPod touch was approved, we figured it was only a matter of time before Rhapsody's app got approved as well. Rhapsody's music streaming app, which was
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Spotify's iPhone App Passes The Test, Now Available In The App Store
BY Tyler Tschida on Mon September 07th, 2009
Spotify's much-hyped digital music streaming service is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch, but only if you live in the UK, Sweden, Spain, France, Norway, or Finland. Spotify does, however, have plans to
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Apple Forcing All Developers To Remove 'Free Memory' Functionality? Or Just Some?
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri August 28th, 2009
According to the developers of iStat, a system and battery monitoring app for the iPhone and iPod touch, Apple is now forcing developers to remove functionality from apps that allow users to "free memory" with
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And The Results Are In! Apple, Google, And AT&T Answer FCC's Questions
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri August 21st, 2009
You have all probably been waiting on the very edge of your seats to see what Apple, AT&T, and Google have to say about the highly-publicised Google Voice rejection, but don't fret, the wait is
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