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i registered as vendor on BlackBerry App World. I received a mail and that mail told me that i must send another mail to another address with a national identity document. I sent it 24 hours ago. I still didn't have an answer.
How much time can it take?
Typical wait time for BlackBerry App World registration is under 48 hours. It can take up to a week or so though depending on how busy they are or how accurate your application is.
Specifically BlackBerry state:
Once you have submitted your documentation, please allow 24-48 hours
for it to be processed. You will receive an email from BlackBerry App
World confirming your vendor account has been approved.
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Is there anyway to get notified when a user posts a review of your app in the app store? E.g. it would be nice to get an email every time a new review of my app is posted.
It seems as though you do not want to log into itunesconnect and look for reviews every day. Try signing up for a service like appannie.com It is free and they send you a daily email with downloads from the previous day and any new reviews that you have received.
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Does it go against any sort of TOS with apple if you display ads in a free app, when that app requires an outside subscription service? Like netflix.
This isn't totally a programming questions, so if no one knows, or doesn't want to answer, is there a site or location I could go to in order to find out?
Apple has no restrictions against ads in free applications. There are several ad-supported apps which exist.
However, using location data of the user for advertising might lead to the app not being approved.
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Once a push notification is sent to a device via APNS, what are normal time ranges that you can expect to see the notification arrive at the device? In my development setup I seem to be seeing timeframes of hours of delay, which sounds wrong (and may make it very difficult to do any kind of iterative development around receiving and dealing with notificaitons). But then again, I generally get Facebook and Email notifications long delayed also.
A couple of seconds, at the most, depending on the speed of the connection from you to the APNS server.
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I have just finished an iOS app for a client who wishes to charge for it, but he'd like me to do periodic updates and the like after I upload it to iTunes. I have already received the payment for the development of the app. As payment for periodic updates however, I was going to work on a percentage of what he is selling the app for. This is my first freelance for pay job and I'm not sure about the protocol and how I would go about receiving payment.
How would I know how much money he was receiving from the app without asking for the monthly financial records or just trusting that he was telling me the correct amount?
I haven't seen any questions regarding the business side of iOS app production so if this question is not appropriate for SO please let me know and possibly direct me to a more directed forum for this topic. I just have confidence that there must be several experienced freelance developers who could possibly help me not make beginner mistakes with clients.
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we are developing iOS apps for several clients.
Not all of them have registered in the apple development program.
is it at all possible for us to publish the app using our account, but have their name and contact information display in the appstore.
No, thats not possible besides custom support and web URLs. But if your client is serious, they should be able to afford the $99 for the account. Are you sure that want to do this anyway? Its your account after all, so you show up with the App and all of its reputation and reviews etc. I wouldn't want to have my clients apps in my normal dev account.
Your company would be listed as publisher. But you will be able to put their URLs and support information and anything in the description area.