Apple Asks Mac Devs To Start Submitting Their OS X Lion Apps

Apple Asks Mac Devs To Start Submitting Their OS X Lion Apps

Apple has just emailed registered Mac developers to let them know that they are now accepting apps written for OS X Lion for review by the Mac App Store team.

“OS X Lion, the eighth major release of the world’s most advanced operating system, will soon be available to millions of Mac users around the world. Submit your Lion apps for review now so they can be on the Mac App Store when Lion ships this month,” the message reads.

“Be sure to build, test, and compile your apps using Mac OS X Lion GM Seed and Xcode 4.1 for Lion GM seed prior to uploading your binary to iTunes Connect.”

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