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Posted Tuesday, November 03, 2009 by Adriana Lee | ||||
Macworld’s Editor-in-Chief Jason Snell has just been rebuffed by the App Store. According to his Twitter feed, Snell’s reference guide to the Apple handset has been rejected for — get this — actually having the word “iPhone” in the title. Was it to avoid confusion with Apple’s own onboard apps or other functions (none of which actually include the phone name)? Or was he just snubbed? After all, NYT’s David Pogue got his book, iPhone: The Missing Manual, approved.
Who knows? I've stopped trying to apply any sort of logic to the App Store approvals process.
Via: EngadgetMobile
Did Macworld give a less-than-favorable review to a new Apple product?
After years and years of loyalty to Apple (going back to the Apple IIe days), I'm jumping ship when Android comes out on a tablet/laptop platform.