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    Apple rejects iPhone app for containing "iPhone" in title
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    "I have to admit, my initial response to Apple's rejection was to replace the word iPhone with the image of a hand giving Apple the finger." "We worked with Apple's rejectors ... Removed the image of the iPhone. Changed title to bogus [ie not much good, rather than 'false' - CA] 'Macworld Superguide for iPhone' still rejected." "FWIW [For what it's worth], we had a very productive app approval process for our App Gems app. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
    We worked with Apple's rejectors ... Removed the image of the iPhone. Changed title to bogus [ie not much good, rather than 'false' - CA] 'Macworld Superguide for iPhone' still rejected.
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
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Apple rejects iPhone app for containing "iPhone" in title
  1. FWIW [For what it's worth], we had a very productive app approval process for our App Gems app. It included one reasonable rejection, and we fixed the issue ... I appreciate Apple wanting to protect its trademarks. However, publishers need to be able to communicate the subject of their content.
    – Jason Snell SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  2. We were told: You can't show an iPhone or even use the word iPhone in the icon. [But] It's the SUBJECT OF THE BOOK.
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  3. In the real world, we can actually name products because of the First Amendment. In the App Store, Apple's product names are sacrosanct
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  4. So basically, you can write a book about the iPhone, and even sell that book on the App Store, but you can't say what the book is about.
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  5. I have to admit, my initial response to Apple's rejection was to replace the word iPhone with the image of a hand giving Apple the finger.
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago

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