Apple expands App Store availability, 3G app download limits
The iTunes App Store has added thirteen new nations to its global audience, while Apple also lifted the 10MB limit on apps that can be downloaded over a 3G mobile link.
Mobile developers targeting the iPhone and iPod touch (and soon the iPad) "can now distribute apps to more customers with the addition of App Store support in Armenia, Botswana, Bulgaria, Jordan, Kenya, Macedonia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Niger, Senegal, Tunisia, and Uganda," Apple's developer news site reports.
The site also notes that the company is now reviewing 96% of new app submissions within a week of their being submitted, and reviewing 98% of all app updates with the same length of time.
Additionally, the company has lifted the 10MB limit on apps that iPhone users can download over a 3G connection, raising the limit to 20MB. Apps larger than 20MB will still require that the user either download them via a WiFi connection or through iTunes on their desktop system.
Mobile developers targeting the iPhone and iPod touch (and soon the iPad) "can now distribute apps to more customers with the addition of App Store support in Armenia, Botswana, Bulgaria, Jordan, Kenya, Macedonia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Niger, Senegal, Tunisia, and Uganda," Apple's developer news site reports.
The site also notes that the company is now reviewing 96% of new app submissions within a week of their being submitted, and reviewing 98% of all app updates with the same length of time.
Additionally, the company has lifted the 10MB limit on apps that iPhone users can download over a 3G connection, raising the limit to 20MB. Apps larger than 20MB will still require that the user either download them via a WiFi connection or through iTunes on their desktop system.
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