Comments on: MailWrangler and the Apple App Store http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:56:08 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Else Citrin http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-1995 Else Citrin Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:56:08 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-1995 Hi,Hello as i do begot your great site, I wuold enjoy if i could write a memo about this wordpress blog in my iPad Blog <a href="http://ipadnewssvcip.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow">http://ipadnewssvcip.wordpress.com/</a> would you say yes please? Sincerely, Else Citrin Hi,Hello as i do begot your great site, I wuold enjoy if i could write a memo about this wordpress blog in my iPad Blog http://ipadnewssvcip.wordpress.com/ would you say yes please? Sincerely, Else Citrin

]]> By: S George http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-1992 S George Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:13:47 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-1992 Hi, Looking for more updates on this topics. An appliction which could address the requirement isn my wishlist too.. Best wishes George Hi,

Looking for more updates on this topics. An appliction which could address the requirement isn my wishlist too..
Best wishes

George

]]> By: ycl http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-1095 ycl Thu, 12 Nov 2009 07:21:47 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-1095 One of the biggest benefit of webapps is no installation required. There are thousand of webapps and I have made a webapp to search all iphone apps easily on iphone. The application list is updated daily from Apple website. It includes all apps approved and rejected by Apple. It is designed specially to use on the iphone so that you can get the application you want instantly. If you are rejected by Apple to list your application, you can submit your iphone webapps at <a href="http://ipoh.blogdns.com/" rel="nofollow">http://ipoh.blogdns.com/</a>. It is 100% free and searchable. Please make an introduction to your work at the forum. All are welcome! One of the biggest benefit of webapps is no installation required. There are thousand of webapps and I have made a webapp to search all iphone apps easily on iphone. The application list is updated daily from Apple website. It includes all apps approved and rejected by Apple. It is designed specially to use on the iphone so that you can get the application you want instantly.

If you are rejected by Apple to list your application, you can submit your iphone webapps at http://ipoh.blogdns.com/. It is 100% free and searchable. Please make an introduction to your work at the forum.

All are welcome!

]]> By: Trillian’s 75-day limbo: the App Store, Freewill, and the pocket veto | iPhone Firmware http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-1093 Trillian’s 75-day limbo: the App Store, Freewill, and the pocket veto | iPhone Firmware Mon, 02 Nov 2009 00:37:42 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-1093 [...] can throw anything they want. I still remember my first App Store "uh oh" was when I heard about MailWrangler, a native iPhone application for GMail, which was rejected because it "...duplicates the [...] [...] can throw anything they want. I still remember my first App Store "uh oh" was when I heard about MailWrangler, a native iPhone application for GMail, which was rejected because it "…duplicates the [...]

]]> By: Web development lucknow http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-1020 Web development lucknow Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:56:50 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-1020 Hi angelo, As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier. Hi angelo,
As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier.

]]> By: Under The Microscope » Blog Archive » Reading Between the Lines of Apple’s FCC Reply http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-993 Under The Microscope » Blog Archive » Reading Between the Lines of Apple’s FCC Reply Fri, 21 Aug 2009 23:13:54 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-993 [...] a podcast app because it duplicated the podcasting functionality of iTunes (on the desktop!). They rejected a GMail app because it duplicates the functionality of the Mail app. And now they’ve apparently rejected [...] [...] a podcast app because it duplicated the podcasting functionality of iTunes (on the desktop!). They rejected a GMail app because it duplicates the functionality of the Mail app. And now they’ve apparently rejected [...]

]]> By: App Store. Again. – bonaldi.me http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-966 App Store. Again. – bonaldi.me Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:42:18 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-966 [...] the last time, the App store has got better (no NDA) and worse (more apps banned capriciously, like MailWrangler). There were lots of good posts on why it’s a mess, but Gruber probably comes closest to the [...] [...] the last time, the App store has got better (no NDA) and worse (more apps banned capriciously, like MailWrangler). There were lots of good posts on why it’s a mess, but Gruber probably comes closest to the [...]

]]> By: GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store | nuze.me http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-964 GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store | nuze.me Thu, 30 Jul 2009 03:22:29 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-964 [...] There has been speculation that Google is preparing its own iPhone app for Google Voice, however, in light of the news that Apple ‘requested’ that Google make Latitude a web app instead of a native app “in order to avoid confusion with Maps on the iPhone,” I wonder if we are unlikely to see such an application from Google. [...] [...] There has been speculation that Google is preparing its own iPhone app for Google Voice, however, in light of the news that Apple ‘requested’ that Google make Latitude a web app instead of a native app “in order to avoid confusion with Maps on the iPhone,” I wonder if we are unlikely to see such an application from Google. [...]

]]> By: Apple-Overload! » GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-961 Apple-Overload! » GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store Tue, 28 Jul 2009 03:00:39 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-961 [...] MailWrangler, a native Gmail client for the iPhone was also rejected from the App Store because the “application duplicates the functionality of the built-in iPhone application Mail without providing sufficient differentiation or added functionality, which will lead to user confusion.” As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier. [...] [...] MailWrangler, a native Gmail client for the iPhone was also rejected from the App Store because the “application duplicates the functionality of the built-in iPhone application Mail without providing sufficient differentiation or added functionality, which will lead to user confusion.” As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier. [...]

]]> By: GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store « http://angelo.dinardi.name/2008/09/20/mailwrangler-and-the-apple-app-store/comment-page-4/#comment-960 GV Mobile and Voice Central pulled from App Store « Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:04:49 +0000 http://angelo.dinardi.name/?p=43#comment-960 [...] MailWrangler, a native Gmail client for the iPhone was also rejected from the App Store because the “application duplicates the functionality of the built-in iPhone application Mail without providing sufficient differentiation or added functionality, which will lead to user confusion.” As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier. [...] [...] MailWrangler, a native Gmail client for the iPhone was also rejected from the App Store because the “application duplicates the functionality of the built-in iPhone application Mail without providing sufficient differentiation or added functionality, which will lead to user confusion.” As a heavy duty user of Gmail, I’ve wished for MailWrangler from the beginning. Sure you can use Gmail through Mobile Safari — as you can use Google Voice — but as Apple soon learned after trying to convince users and developers that web apps were all we needed, there are certain things which a native application makes much easier. [...]

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