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Re:Story of another iPhone app rejection by phoxix2 on Sunday May 10, 2009 @08:34PM (#602728)
Why do innovative software authors keep limiting themselves to Crapple's communist-like platform ?

Isn't blackberry the #1 selling smartphone anyways ? (I see a lot more of them in NYC than I do see Iphones ...)

Re:Story of another iPhone app rejection by jhancock on Monday May 11, 2009 @12:03AM (#602940)
I think you mean "dictatorial" or "totalitarian". "communism" is something quite different.
Re:Story of another iPhone app rejection by alex_c on Sunday May 10, 2009 @08:51PM (#602740)
Re:Story of another iPhone app rejection by hboon on Monday May 11, 2009 @04:03AM (#603162)
Because it's selling well, it's hyped, the apps actually (looks like) it will sell better, it's easy (for some people) to get started, and it's actually really one of the better mobile platforms to develop for, despite the complaints.
Re:Story of another iPhone app rejection by spectre on Sunday May 10, 2009 @10:27PM (#602846)
The iphone is the coolest smartphone on the market. Innovative software authors don't like working on boring platforms.

Until the iphone's cool status changes it will continue to recieve the most hype.