DropCopy is now at version 1.5 and IP Scanner has been updated to 2.33.
Both are available for download now. Get ‘em while they’re hot!
Like many others, we’ve had our share of false starts when submitting new apps to the ’store. While the reasons given have generally been understandable, they do set your product launch back by weeks or more.
In light of the lack of public criteria for acceptance into the iTunes App Store, we’ll start compiling a list of known rejection criteria in our developer area (starting with the ones we ourselves have received). Please add yours in the comments and we’ll migrate them into the main list.
Click here to check out our Unofficial App Store Rejection Criteria and add your own.
The long and arduous approval process for the App Store is finally paying off. Two of our apps have just been approved. New York based “jailbreak” users may remember our NYC crosswalk calculator and subway map app CrossWalk - now it’s on the App Store, and better than ever with beautiful custom maps and service advisories for all MTA subway lines!
A new app, also New York oriented (hey, we’re New Yorkers!), gives you Manhattan’s Central Park on your iPhone, complete with Points of Interest and a ‘Locate Me’ feature…cool!
IP Scanner version 2.3 for Tiger and Leopard is now available. This minor update includes a bug fix for a potential crash scenario and a new preference to toggle the dock menu.





