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A couple of weeks ago some iOS app developers started getting notices from Apple that their apps were rejected or banned. This came as a nasty shock because Apple made no comments on the rejections, neither did it officially change the Developer Guidelines. So, what’s going on?

At the last Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple announced a new programming language called Swift. The company created this language exclusively for Apple developers and its goal is to streamline Mac OS and iOS app development. So, how will Swift affect Apple developer community and particularly iOS app developers?

There are more and more mobile apps developed every day and now not only apps are marketable – there’s a new market for SDK tools and this market is growing rapidly. Just think of it – according to Developereconomics.com, there is a new SDK startup for every 1,000 mobile app developers.

There is no right or wrong in design. But when you are designing an app, it’s important to get its interface and layout right.

So your latest app is live, but it’s slow to take off. The thing is, there are so many apps on the App Store that it’s not easy to differentiate your app and make it stand out. Here are three steps you should take to improve your new app and get more downloads.

Recently Apple lost a lawsuit and had to make huge refunds to people whose children made unsolicited in-app purchases in games.

We all love it when our apps are featured on popular blogs because that means better exposure, more downloads and more revenue. But how to get bloggers choose your app from thousands of other apps on the App Store? Here are some tips that will help you make your app blogger-friendly.

If you think that the most difficult part is getting users to download your app, then you are wrong. It’s a lot harder to convince them to keep using your app. A recent study showed that as much as 80-90% of all users uninstall the app after using it only once. So you can see…