Apple adds queue time, contact info to iPhone developer pages

This email channel has apparently been open for a week or two, but is now being publicized on the front page
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Curious, all the Apps I'm looking forward to apparantly are in the remaining four percent. I sniff bull. Homer said it best "Aw, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. Forfty percent of all people know that."

Yeah, and apps like Google Voice are being rejected where as Moron Test becomes the best seller!

what a joke

a fake timetable to distract and a "new" email contact that is the exact same one that has been used for appreview submission for over one year, hardly anything new...

it is also the contact channel developers most complain about regarding lack of feedback...

Some developers know how lucky they are that the iPhone and the iTunes App Store even exist. Some developers will bitch and moan no matter what happens. And some developers are somewhere in the middle. That's life.

Apple sure as hell isn't perfect. But what is? Nothing! Nowhere! Nohow! So by all means let the developers keep putting pressure on Apple to be more responsive and more forthcoming. But stop yer bellyaching, will ya?

There's no such thing as 'too late'.

Too late is a mass migration from the (cr)AppStore and Apple filing for bankruptcy.

That's not going to stop me, neither should it stop anyone from slagging on Apple or ATT when they pull the crap they've been pulling.

Something had to change. The entire affair is a train wreck and heads should roll.

As in, 'you screwed up so bad you'll never work in this town again' bad.

It still means hundreds and hundreds of applications take more than 2 weeks between when they are submitted and when the developer gets any notification of either approval or rejection. It's still an open-ended, no feedback until the very end, opaque, process.

And just having an 'escalation' email address is meaningless unless the response you get from that email address actually results in either receiving useful information OR your app being accepted. If it's just for queue-jumping (quick, I need my app approved because of a stupid error), it's not impressive at all.

too little. too late.

Wow. I'm impressed; the FCC e-mail spurned this frenzy of change, whereas a year of angry consumers couldn't move a pebble. It's about time.