auto-update

This question already has an answer here: Can I force an iPhone user to upgrade an application? 13 answers I am about to upload my Iphone application to the apple store, however I intend to release more versions in the near future. Is there anyway to make my application auto update once I upload a new version to the apple store?. That is as I am about to upload version 1.0, once i upload version 1.x, can the user be notified of this or can the application be auto-updated?. Can anyone point me in the right direction?. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. -Oscar No, this

It takes 10 days to submit update and wait it to be reviewed. One of my farm games I that I installed on iPad shows "downloading updates" when I run it. Is it good idea to implement updates in iOS app like that? Is it permitted by Apple? Do you know apps doing that except farm apps? I am thinking about PhoneGap. I could download new version of phonegap extract it and run. So I will add features directly dially or even push different functionality to different clients. It is also a way to overcome encryption restrictions. Right now it is not clear if HTML code that has https link, recourses has

I have a Bike computer app that logs data while the user is riding. I have had a user report an issue I had not considered. He was out for a long ride (100+ miles) but while out and logging data the app got updated via Google plays auto-update. This unfortunately killed off the app mid recording and the user lost data till they spotted what had happened and restarted the app. Ideally I would like to be able to programmatic stop the auto-update happening while the app is data logging. All my research indicates that this is not possible possible but I may of missed something so dose anyone know

I want to develop code which can be integrated with my blackberry applications. This will check server whether is there any new versions available and if it finds one, then it will automatically download, install or replace the old version, run the newly installed app. The goal is no user input required. The following suggestion works for OTA installations. I'm not sure how BlackBerry World handles this. You can have a service that returns the latest version of the application. The application will call this service at startup(or once a day/week/month - however you want to define this). Then

My app updated and published in the play store. And when I search for the app it shows UPDATE button also. In MYAPPS menu in play store app also listing my app in update list. My problem is: => it is not giving me any update notification on my app in notification bar. => I have selected auto update over WIFI. and checked auto-update for the app. (these settings were already set same) I did all the things as listed in the article : https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/113476?hl=en it says 24 hour will take to list update in play store. In my case it got listed within 3

I'm trying to develop an app that would normally be considered to be malware, but the customer's demands are very specific and logical. We have around 50-100 cheapset Android phones that are bolted down, plugged in, and the app is supposed to send some of the sensor data via tcp to a remote server. It sounds simple enough, but there are two features that I struggle with (since I'm not an experienced Android developer, and have never rooted a phone): #1 The app should be always on. If it crashes, server should get the error report (stack trace), and the app should be restarted after 10 minutes

In a normal Windows application I can use... System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.CurrentDeployment.CheckForUpdate() ...to determine whether or not there is an update available. I know I can use System.Reflection and Assembly and AssemblyName to print the version of the application as it is currently running, but I don't know how to get it to compare that to what's been published most recently. What is the equivalent to CheckForUpdate() for a console application, without using ClickOnce? You would need something server side that the application can use to find out what the most