If there was ever a perfect example of hell freezing over, this is it. After months and months of harsh criticisms stemming from the god awful review process and absolute lack of any communication, it seems Apple is finally starting to listen to the very people that have catapulted the iPhone to what it is. Starting today, Apple is making steps towards a more transparent app approval process and communication with devs. I wouldn’t exactly call it transparent yet,...

Yes folks, another day, another bone head rejection story to tell you of. Instead of hateful or sick minded apps making their way through, or even user generated content bringing an app to Apple knees, this time it is something much more simple – a refresh button. Yes, something so simple and trivial has caused another app to get caught in the growing net of madness that is the App Store approval process. Come on in for all of the craziness. The app pictured above...

Coming off a low point for Apple and their App Store approval process with the now app heard round the world, “Babyshaker“, many thought that that event would finally shake things up at Apple and turn their yes/no button pusher into a little more of a consistent fellow.  We thought too much folks as it appears that the approval process is still as dumb as ever.  The latest epic failure being the NIN app 1.03 update.  The Nine Inch Nails iPhone app is a...

In what is beginning to become a weekly occurance, Apple has again stirred up controversy regarding approved apps appearing in the App Store as well as the methods they use to approve/reject certain apps.  The latest scandal is actually quite disturbing and makes me want to puke – it’s that bad.  The app that is causing all of the commotion?  “Baby Shaker”.  The app does exactly what the title implies.  It is a basic app with no real meaning...

It has been several weeks since a story has been posted about some seemingly retarded and incompetent move on behalf of Apple’s App Store approval team.  However, not wanting to disappoint, the App Store approvers have once again given us something to talk about.  What exactly is the cause for concern this time?  Would you believe it all revolves around something as trivial and miniscule as a tiny icon that couldn’t occupy  more than 40-50 pixels...