"Gift This App" appears in the app store

And I also want Dreamwalk App to regift to my friends. I will try this one later. Thanks for this app.

http://www.dreamwalkmobile.com

Region restrictions apply... BOOOOOORING

So the moral of the story may be:

Don't gift or give apps if:

You don't know

whether they have an itunes account

whether they have a device to run an app on

whether you have an up to date email address for them

whether they already have the app in question


In short be prepared and always practice safe gifting.

Yes, but when will I have the option to regift an app?

Hey, regift didn't pop up as wrong with spellchecker. Maybe David is wrong and dictionary is right?

"gift" is a noun, not a verb. The proper verb is "to give" and the imperative here would be "give".

So it should be "Give this app". Is that so hard to get right?

This annoys me even more than the inexcusable confusion between "its" and "it's" (Hint: if you substitute "it's" with "it is" and it doesn't sound right, then you've probably written the wrong thing.)

dave (who was a math major and tried to sleep through much of college English...)

Also, not sure if this is new or not, but i was updating apps the other night, and when Bing started to download it's update I got a warning dialog about how it may contain content not suitable for people under 17....if this is new, it should lend credence to the "Adult" section of the store....

It now is available with the NCAA app!

If it works like music I believe that your recipient receives a code to plug into their iTunes account. It wouldn't fix the "doesn't have the device" problem or what would happen if they already have it, but you wouldn't have to worry about what address is tied to their account.