Apple RSS for iPhone Devs: More RDF or Good News?

graphic: New York Times

graphic: New York Times

Today, Apple launched a new RSS feed for iPhone Developers, promising updates, tips and how-to information on a range of relevant topics — from development to distribution.

The idea is to keep iPhone devs on top of the ever-shifting highways and byways of getting an app on iTunes, including:
– Tips for submitting apps to the App Store
– Current turnaround time for app reviews
– Program updates
– Development and testing techniques

With complaint sites over rejections and possible scams growing along with the astronomical app sales, something needed to be done to get better info in a timely fashion to devs.

The first few headlines look promising (see below)  it remains to be seen whether the RSS will be another reality distortion field emanator…

iTunes Connect Unavailable Dec 23 – Dec 28

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You Can Now Choose the Currency For Your App Store Payments

DON'T MISS
Apple Alerts Developers About Annual iTunes Connect Shutdown During The Holidays

Updated iTunes Connect Developer Guide Now Posted

Via Network World

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