Apple becomes kinder to application developers

Apple begins to more loyal and tolerant relate to application developers for the iPhone. The fact that one of the firms-developers of applications - Vimov - has created a new version of the application iSimulate using a closed-software application interface. This is a direct violation of one of the sections of the license agreement for the development of iPhone (iPhone Developer Program License Agreement). However, the application has not been banned for sale in the App Store. Moreover, employees Vimov just received a warning that they used private interface and that this act should be corrected in the next app update. No more.

Vimov representatives happily noted in the company blog that Apple's management uses a completely new approach to the developers. Previously, many of creating applications for iPhone developers complained about the lengthy process of review and approval (or refusal of approval) of their works. But lately Apple more loyal to those with whom cooperates. For example, in September, the developers became available service App Store Resource Center, thanks which they learned about how the process of approval of the application, and how to work on their stands creation. And in November, and Apple does the team added a new feature, through which developers can view the status of their applications in the course of their review and approval.