Slow DNS lookup for T-Mobile and AT&T

Based on our study, iPhone/AT&T and G2/T-Mobile is really slow for DNS lookup.

But Samsung/Verizon and Palm/Sprint are better.

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Comparison between Admob and Adsense: which is more profitable?

Admob is a very good publisher's tool for iPhone's applications.

Based on my experience, for the same page views, such as 1000 page views,

admob can earn more than adsense.

Why?

I guess this is because the screen size of iPhone/iPod is smaller than an computer.

Also mouse allows users to click more accurately than touchpads.

iPhone APP using three20 library is rejected

I used three20 to develop an iPhone image gallary application

And here comes the nightmare:

"

Please include the line below in follow-up emails for this request.

Follow-up: xxxxx

Dear XXXXXXX,

Thank you for submitting XXXXX to the App Store. Unfortunately it cannot be added to the App Store because it is using a private API. Use of non-public APIs, which as outlined in the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement section 3.3.1 is prohibited:.

"3.3.1 Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs."

The non-public APIs that are included in your application are the following undocumented, private UITouch instance variables:

UITouch._locationInWindow
UITouch._phase
UITouch._previousLocationInWindow
UITouch._tapCount
UITouch._timestamp
UITouch._touchFlags
UITouch._view
UITouch._window

Regards,

iPhone Developer Program
****************************

"

Check the apple store safe three20 here.

Only slight modifications.

But I don't know whether it will be approved by apple or not.

I already resubmitted two days ago.

Let's see

http://github.com/uprise78/three20-P31/commits/master/

How long does it take Apple App Store to approve an application for iPhone?

Is your application submitted to Apple still "in review" or "waiting for review"?

Personally, I don't know the difference between these two terms, however,

one of my application submitted to Apple App Store for iPhone is "in review", while the other is "waiting for review". Maybe I can assume the one "in review" is being reviewed? Unfortunately, it has been reviewed for at least a week. It really doesn't make any difference to me between "in review" and "waiting for review".

My first application 3GTest took Apple 2 weeks to find a small bug and reject it.

I fixed the bug in five minutes and waited another 1 week before Apple found another bug inside.

Finally, 5 weeks after I submitted the application and fixed two lines of code, I received a call from Apple telling me that the application is approved as if I have won a big prize.

The most recent statistics shows that 75% of submitted applications are approved within 2 weeks.

This percentage is about 82% two weeks ago, and about 95% 1 month ago.

So what the hell is wrong with Apple?

We knew that iPhone / iPod touch is really popular and there are many many applications submitted everyday. But given that these applications also help u earn so many bucks and help u sell so many phones and ipods, why can't u just hire more people to review the applications?

After weeks' waiting, I even can't remember what my application looks like.

But one good thing is that, it's quite possible, one day, walking with the help of a stick, I will receive a call from Apple telling me that "congratulations, sir, your application is approved!". I will suddenly realize that "Holyshit, I have ever created an iPhone application in objective-c, I'm so proud of myself when I was young decades ago"