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Apple really dropped the ball. How much longer do you think until UI issues are sorted out?
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Inappropriate?From @midnight_apps on twitter:
"Cha-Ching 1.6 is back in the queue. No idea how long this will take. We are very much up against it now because 2.0 beta is set to expire."
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"The latest 2.0 beta is required for syncing to work with Cha-Ching touch... Now that 1.6 is delayed we are trying to decide what to do. :("
Seems like they're in a tight spot, but we'll see something happening with CCD in the next day. CCT is another story. -
Inappropriate?why is it back in the queue, did it get rejected previously or something?! Is there anyway you guys can get through to them.
I’m sad
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Inappropriate?Also from @midnight_apps on twitter 13 hours ago:
"Well folks game over yet again... Apple has rejected cha-ching for not adhering to the Apple HIG. Really frustrated with Apple right now." -
Inappropriate?Sorry to her that Steven, thanks for updating us though. I guess that means another 2 weeks at least till CCT will get an update?!1 Comment
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One can hope not, but we should all be prepared for that to be the case. -
Inappropriate?We are hoping the review process can be expedited somewhat. We have already been rejected twice (Touch 1.6 has been in review for a combined 32 days now)
Keep your fingers crossed. -
Inappropriate?Also to be fair to Apple the rejection wasn't completely baseless. It sure is frustrating though that it took 16 days for the rejection to happen :(1 Comment Add a comment
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What I don't get is why it took 2 rejections.
Seriously I can't believe Apple work like that, find 1 thing they object to and then stop the review.
Why the hell don't they do the full review of an app and then give developers a full list of things they object to rather than 1 every 2+ weeks, it is an insane way to work.
I bought an iPhone SDK book quite some time ago but these countless AppStore horror stories are exactly what has stopped me from bothering to open it.
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