On May 27, 2010, at 9:52 AM, Gary L. Wade wrote: > Keep in mind, too, that Apple has final approval whether your app gets sold > or not, so you may want to talk with whomever you can at Apple to see if > some of your traditional applications would be approved or not if they were
Good luck with that. I tried to get some direction as far as bandwidth usage was concerned, before I poured a lot of time into development, and all I got was a "we cannot provide pre-approval guidance; submit your app, then we'll talk" reply. Perhaps if you managed to talked to some in person at WWDC you might have better luck. > ported in some manner. Since such desired communication is probably going > to be difficult or impossible, you should approach WWDR and see if they can > help should you wish to target some of your apps to more technical users. > It may not help, but it certainly won't hurt. > > On 05/27/2010 8:13 AM, "Kevin Walzer" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I'm beginning to contemplate targeting the iPad for app development, but >> it doesn't appear that any of my current apps are suitable for iPad >> versions--apart from technical issues, my current apps simply don't make >> sense on the iPad. As a result I'm considering what type of app to >> develop--how have others addressed this, in terms of defining an >> appropriate app for the iPad? What categories of app make the most sense >> on the iPad? >> >> Kevin
