Is Apple even looking at the iApps before listing them? - Macenstein

Is Apple even looking at the iApps before listing them?

Take a look at this iApp, called “Hold On“. Let’s ignore the fact that there’s a good argument it really shouldn’t even have been allowed on the iApp store in the first place – can anyone make the argument that it should be listed under “Productivity“?

I’ll assume IMAK Creations was being ironic when they submitted it to the iApp store, but where’s Apple’s Q/C? Were they in that big a rush to hit 500 apps for launch day?

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5 Responses to “Is Apple even looking at the iApps before listing them?”
  1. Joe says:

    Yeah, real productive.

  2. Dave-O says:

    What the hell are iApps and the iApp store? To me iAppls sounds like iLife, not iPhone applications from the App Store.

  3. Jake says:

    Someone at Apple has a sense of humor, just like the rest of us.

  4. Shervin says:

    500 APPS
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    350 BULLSHIT APPS
    50 VERY EXPENSIVE APPS
    50 WHAT IS APPS
    50 DECENT APPS
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    this is my view, so Apple lunch the app store with 50 apps not 500 😉

  5. Jonro says:

    I wasn’t impressed with the opening day’s apps, but there were a few good ones. I’d like to see more demos before I plunk down cash on an app that I can’t return. However, all in all they did good for opening day. Imagine how many apps we will see in 30 days or in 6 months from now.

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