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My app supports armv6 and armv7 in the app store. It is ready for sale. I want to remove armv6. I decided to do an update (my app with only armv7). But i received an error in the app loader : update must supports armv6 and armv7. How to solve a problem. I believe the problem is that you can't restrict device capabilities after submission. From the iTunes Connect Manage Applications FAQ: "To change device requirement information after your first binary has been submitted, you must submit an application update in iTunes Connect to provide a new binary with the new information in the

I released an update to my app 2 days ago. Since then I have heard from users that they are getting the old version of the app. The really odd part is that the user is seeing the new app description and screenshots in the app store. I have figured out how to reliably reproduce the issue. Is this something that I can fix myself? I've contacted Apple and searched the web but have found nothing so far. To get the old version: Go to appstore. Find SocialPar. Click to install the app. While it is downloading, go back the iPhone main screen (spingboard). You will see the app installing. You now have

I want to submit an app to the app store. The app has been developed with one name all along - "Monkeys". However, now it needs to be changed to "Apes". Do I just need to change the Bundle display name to "Apes"? If I do this, it appears as "Apes" in the simulator and device, but the Product is still called Monkeys.app. Should I worry that it still has the old name? If I change 'Executable file' there is a build fail. You should be able to change the "Product Name" in the target for your app in order to change the name of the app bundle that is built. You can find this setting under the "Build

Hi I submitted my first application to the appStore http://itunes.apple.com/at/app/section-control/id343824642?mt=8 This displays "English" as Languages (Sprachen in German) in the "Overview". And that is correct in this case. I think this comes from the fact that I don't have localized resources in my application. Which is question one: how is "Languages / Sprachen" detected by the appstore? It has (of course) nothing to do with localized descriptions since I used english and german in this case. TomTom http://itunes.apple.com/at/app/tomtom-westeuropa/id326075062?mt=8 for an example shows a

There are so many app stores for any kind of platform out there, but when I try to find a good store to buy and sell j2me apps, I find some, but no really big one or defacto standard like I was used to have for the palm os (sites like palmgear sell nearly every program ever made for the palm and not only a subset). Is there a store which I havn't found yet? Or is the j2me market dead? There is no standard app store for j2me apps, and nither didexist for any other platform until Apple had invented the iPhone one. Since the Apple app sotre, almost all vendors created one, such as OVI for Nokia,

I've an app that is built in Xcode 4.2 (developer preview) and iOS 5, with deployment target iOS 4.0. I'm not using any of the iOS 5.0 features. Can I submit this build to Apple? Or is this a problem because it's beta? Should I go back to Xcode 4.02 and build it on 4.3? You should absolutely never install beta builds SDKs as your primary SDK and version of XCode. Always keep the current install under /Developer (or wherever you choose) and install the beta in some other location (/iOS5Beta as an example). With this, when the new beta versions of XCode and the SDK arrive, you can uninstall the