Alt Text: Apple’s Appalling Approach to iPhone App Approvals [Voices]
August 12th, 2009
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By Lore Sjoberg, Columnist, Alt. Text, Wired.com
Apple (AAPL) has been getting a lot of criticism for its iPhone app approval process. Developers are calling the criteria for approval inconsistent and unclear, and some have suggested that the final approval involves asking a hamster named Monroe whether he would like some dried carrot. If Monroe has a tummy ache that day, it’s back to the drawing board. Apple has neither confirmed nor denied this rumor.
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