How to get iPad only Customer Reviews on iTunes - app-store

I'm wondering if there is a way to get iPad only customer reviews for the universal application on iTunes?
I can filter it by a version but I'd want to filter it by iPhone/iPad only.
Thanks

I don't believe this is possible... but I might be wrong with this.

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Distribute iPhone App by Carrier

Google's developer console has a way to distribute an app by carrier. I am trying to find the same thing for iTunes connect. I need to make sure T-mobile users cant download my app. Is there anyway to do this? Can't find anything in the documentation.
Sorry but its not possible. The only way you can limit the distribution of the your app is by country.

IATKOS and AppStore question

My question is if any information regarding what is used to develop (iatkos) your apps? I have a fully working IATKOS install and wanna try the appstore playground, but I'm afraid of having any sort of troubles (legal ones) after publishing my first app....
thanks in advance.
No No prblm at all. you can easily publish your application on apps store. Even you cal also update ur IATKOSH software. its working fine.
Thx

private application for iphone

one of my client want an private application for iPhone. actually what my client need is, they want the application only for their company employees they are not interested to go for the app store for this. their company has 100+ employees. is it possible to sale the application without the app store. if its give me the solution.
Thanks in advance....
Have a look at the enterprise support for iPhone development. I believe that will let you do what you want.
Check out Apple - Support iPhone - Enterprise
If you don't want to go through Apple, you don't have to. Contrary to Apple's exhortations, this is perfectly legal. See iPhone App Minus App Store? for discussion of the technical details.

Tracking web app in native iphone app

I have recently got my app accepted into the apple app store but the problem I am having is that my app is a fully transactional e-commerce store and I cant seem to tell the difference between normal sales from the server and sales from the app.
Is there anyway to tell the difference between an iPhone app sale and a sale in mobile safari?
if someone could give me an answer on this I would be most appreciative.
thanks,
Chris
The user agent string used by the iphone will be quite distinct, I've seen things like
appname/1.2 CFNetwork/485.10.2 Darwin/10.3.1
Which should be enough for your purposes.

How to ensure that the app was purchased from app store?

Is there a way to confirm (programmatically) that the application was purchased from AppStore?
Or, maybe, there is a way to get a list of devices IDs from AppStore that purchased my app?
The reason is the willing to determine if the application was legally purchased or not...
I know that there is a way to know that the in-app purchase took place.
Maybe I can check for a paid app purchase too?
The solution may be inside the iPhone app or some check in server side.
The application that I develop is about to get a content from the web server.
Usually (by browsing my client's site) this content is not free and he wants to be sure that users that get the content by using an iPhone app (that I develop) did pay for the app.
Check out these related questions:
Iphone App store - Verifying paid customer
How to programmatically determine if DRM was removed from iPhone application?
Determining if an iPhone is Jail broken Programmatically
My previous Stack Overflow question may help you out: Reducing piracy of iPhone applications
No, but see this related question for information on how to potentially detect that your app has been tampered with in order to allow it to run as a bootleg.
The in-app-purchase-style verification has struck me as a good way to do this, but Apple doesn't currently support it. It might be worth a bug report.
I don't know of anyway of "confirming that the application was purchased from the appStore". I don't think there's any bit that's flipped or "thing" you can check to see.
Sorry.
But if you do learn of such a thing, let me know.