Can I submit an application linked with iOS 6 on the App Store now that iOS 7 is out?
I've read the guidelines to submitting an application on the App Store, but didn't find anything on this subject. I assume Apple wouldn't forbid it, but I would like to be certain.
Yes, you can.
I’ve done it and my application was accepted by Apple.
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I have been doing a lot of research on build an app for both the iphone 4 and iphone 5. I have posted a link for another question I posted. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15666780/deploying-my-app-for-both-the-iphone-4-and-iphone-5
Here is a follow up question. I have been thinking of creating two identical apps. The only difference is one would be set up for the iphone 4 and the other would be set up for the iphone 5. Is this a good idea and would apple accept both the apps?
This is not a good idea. First off Apple would not allow the two different applications and even if they did there is nothing stopping an iPhone 4 user from downloading your iPhone 5 Version or visa versa. The best way to go about handling the differences between sizes is either through the nib /storyboard or programmatically within a single application.
From 1st of May Apple will reject all apps which don't support 4", so this will not work.
You must read the notices given by apple
Here are the notices:
Starting May 1, the App Store will no longer accept new apps or app updates that access UDIDs. Please update your apps and servers to associate users with the Vendor or Advertising identifiers introduced in iOS 6
Starting May 1, new apps and app updates submitted to the App Store must be built for iOS devices with Retina display and iPhone apps must also support the 4-inch display on iPhone 5
So, Even if you upload same app for both iPhone4 & 5 & got success, you will be forced to take back all such kinda apps otherwise apple will reject all those on 1st of may..
I've recently submitted an app to the app store for ios6 only, since going live I now have people asking to support ios5 now! Can someone advise how this can be done?
Thanks.
Change the deployment target to iOS 5 and build for it. Assuming you aren't building against any iOS 6 only API's, you should be good to go. If you are using anything iOS 6 only (auto-layout, etc) you will have to revert those before submitting.
I'm preparing an update for my app to be fully compatible with iOS6 and iPhone5 display, so it would be great to submit it to the App Store before they are released to the public, to allow anyone to use enjoy it from Day1.
Apple says that developers can now submit their iOS6 optimized apps (I don't find anything about iPhone 5), but I'm asking to myself if I can - since today - write something like "iOS6 compatibility added" or "Support for iPhone 5 display" in the changelog... or they will reject my submission because I'm telling about something that is not already released/sold?
Now that it is official, you should be able to submit it now!
I've been using MKStoreKit to enable in-app purchases in my apps. The latest binary I submitted using this method was rejected because nothing happens when the user clicks on the purchase button when the reviewer tested it on iOS 5. Is this an iOS 5 issues, or has something else gone wonky? It works fine when I test it on iOS 4.
My iPod is too old to upgrade to iOS 5 and I've started saving up to buy a new one, but I'd like to get this app on the store before then. Also, it means that several of my other apps will be broken and I would like to fix those as well.
There is nothing special in MKStoreKit that could probably break on iOS 5. I've used it in many apps running iOS 4 and 5 without any issues. Can you test it on a real device and post what happens?
I have worked on iPhone application but not aware of the formalities to submit it to Apple Store. Please somebody help me out to solve the following queries:
Are their any submission charge to be paid?
And Procedure to submit application to Apple Store.
Thanks & Regards,
Khushi
Once you've paid to join the developer program, there is no additional charge for actually submitting your application.
When you've logged in with your developer account, instructions for submitting applications should be available following the link Rhys gave.
My advice is read them very carefully before submitting, because some things cannot be changed once you've submitted your iPhone application - for example: the name of your app, and whether it will also run on the iPod Touch etc.
The iPhone Developer Program has all the info you need. Currently priced at $99.
The iPhone Developer Standard Program provides you access to the App Store where you can distribute your free or commercial application to millions of iPhone and iPod touch customers.
You can try this one too ---- http://adeem.me/blog/2009/04/04/list-guideline-for-submitting-iphone-application-to-apple-store/
If you're a registered developer, Apple provides a very nice and rather thorough video on the App Store submission process. I recommend you watch it. In fact, I recommend everyone doing iPhone development watch ALL the videos on the iPhone Dev Center. They're invaluable.
Isn't the iPhone Developer Standard Program restricted to 100 iPhone devices?
Although you distribute your application on the App store, you can't distribute it to more then 100 decives?
Please correct me if I'm wrong...