November 27, 2009 at 16:26App Rejections: Rejected Applications Directory
Currently, the App Store has about 100,000 applications. But there are thousands of programs that have not been accepted into the store.
According to the author of the new App Rejections website , the application verification procedure is "secret, undocumented, prohibited for discussion and semi-random." It is never known which program will be accepted and which not. To somehow figure this out, he launched a blog in which he collects information about all the applications rejected in the App Store. Information for adding to the catalog can be sent via twitter @ redglassesapps .
The author of the project, Adam Martin, works in a small company and is developing applications for the iPhone. Let's hope he doesn't have to run into Apple's legal machine.
According to the author of the new App Rejections website , the application verification procedure is "secret, undocumented, prohibited for discussion and semi-random." It is never known which program will be accepted and which not. To somehow figure this out, he launched a blog in which he collects information about all the applications rejected in the App Store. Information for adding to the catalog can be sent via twitter @ redglassesapps .
The author of the project, Adam Martin, works in a small company and is developing applications for the iPhone. Let's hope he doesn't have to run into Apple's legal machine.