An app developer’s lawsuit over App Store rejections, scams and fraud has ended in a settlement agreement after court filings show a request to dismiss the suit earlier this summer.

These rejections were primarily attributed to violations of the App Store Review Guidelines, with performance-related issues being the most prevalent at 1,018,415 rejections.

Partner Content Many a developer has poured their blood, sweat, and time into honing their mobile app into perfection, only to get a vicious NBA-style rejection from the app stores.

R7 Developers CastCatcher Internet Radio was enjoying its placement in Apple's App Store until the company decided to release version 1.3. The new iteration was rejected by Apple for a strange reason.

There’s supposedly some unwritten rule among app developers that you’re not supposed to use the phone’s vibration feature for anything but alerts, not game enhancements. That’s right.

BizFeed Apple’s App Store Rejections Open the Door For Competition BizFeed By Tony Bradley, Aug 9, 2009 1:40 pm PDT ...

Two more App Store rejections this week chip away at the App Store's shiny paint job. If Apple keeps this up, it's going to need some serious detail work to keep its platform competitive.

Reznor is, to say the least, unhappy with the situation. The app itself contains neither the album "The Downward Spiral," nor the song of the same name.

Developer Erica Sadun characterized the rejection as a "game changer," meaning that Apple doesn't even seem willing to even offer any indication of what the problem with an app might be.

The second App Store rejection we noticed this week is that of QuadCamera, a clever application that allows iPhone owners to rapidly snap multiple photos in succession, apply unique effects to ...