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After 3 Months, 3 Rejections, Airfoil Speakers Touch Ships, Developers Leave iPhone

Airfoil Speaker Touch 1.0

After submitting a minor .1 bug fix for Airfoil Speakers Touch 1.0.1 [Free - iTunes link] for iPhone and iPod touch, longtime Mac developers Rogue Amoeba waited for what they assumed would be a routine App Store review. Three and a half months, three rejections, and the unsuccessful intervention of a champion at Apple, the [...]

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iPhone Dev Program: 13% Acceptance, 99% Chaos?

iPhone Dev Program Broken?

Paul Kafasis, who along with his fellow Rogue Amoeba’s raised some early concerns over the iPhone SDK, is back with a post WWDC status report, and his current opinion? Brokended.

After a month of waiting, with no contact from Apple save form letters that went out to all developers, we’d grown quite frustrated. We don’t know [...]

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Rogue Amoeba: Will App-solute Power Corrupt?

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Rogue Amoeba (developers of such acclaimed apps as Audio Hijack and Airfoil) have been putting up a great series of blog posts on topics such as code signing and app restrictions, as well as a very interesting list of “bugs” submitted to Apple on the SDK.

First up, Mike Ash provides a breakdown of code-signed apps [...]

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