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Apple offers App Store review guidelines (and updates iPhone software)

Apple has relented on two of the most contentious aspects of its control of its App Store: its restriction on software converted from releases for other smartphones, and its refusal to publish the hitherto inscrutable rules governing whether a new program will make it into the store. The App Stor... IPhone - Apple - App Store - Handhelds - Smartphones

Everything Is Made by Foxconn in Future Evoked by Gou's Empire

On a crushingly hot mid-August day at Foxconn Technology Group’s Longhua factory campus in Shenzhen -- where a dutiful army of 300,000 employees eats, sleeps, and churns out iPhones, Sony Corp. PlayStations, and Dell Inc. computers -- workers indulged in a rare moment of celebration.

Apple’s Review Guidelines: ‘We Don’t Need Any More Fart Apps’

Apple for the first time has published its App Store Review Guidelines -- helping to demystify a process that puzzled and sometimes infuriated developers making apps for the iPhone and iPad.

Thou Shalt Not Chatroulette Or Russian Roulette: The Best Of The App Store Rules

This morning, Apple finally released a set of guidelines to iOS developers -- a move which should go a long way in making the process seem less arbitrary. We've already posted the basics of what you need to know -- those are, the high-level rules written in refreshingly non-corporate speak ("we don't need anymore Fart apps" and "if you run to the press and trash us, it never helps"). But I've ...

Apple relax iOS dev tool limits, will publish App Store Review guidelines [Updated]

Apple has loosened its guidelines for iOS developers, allowing them to use third-party tools to produce titles for the App Store. The move is a backtrack on policies put into place earlier this year , which prescribed which languages could be used to create apps: only C, C++ and Objective-C. The new stance, Apple says, will allow any development tools “as long as the resulting apps do not ...