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iPhone developers get e-mail help, line length clues
Apple has made a couple of small changes to its iPhone Dev Center that partially address issues developers have raised since the launch of the App Store over a year ago. It has added an App Store Review Status graphic to the site, giving developers a general idea of the wait time that all developers are facing for application approvals. The Status is based upon “current app submissions,” and offered as a percentage approved within a timeframe, so its accuracy will vary on a case-by-case basis. The site has also begun to publicize a new “all issues” escalation email address, allowing developers with urgent bug fixes in need of priority service to get their questions answered. [via TUAW]
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I have an IPhone 8GB model version 3.1.
I would LOVE to know how to transfer pictures that i take with my iPhone to my desktop PC.
I downloaded some programs such as ImTOO Iphone transfer and iMacsoft iPhone to PC transfer programs which help me get photos the ones i transfered from my PC originally, NOT the ones i take picture of with my Iphone camera.
I would so much appreciate it, if you were to let me know if there is a way.
regards Vlatko
Posted by Vlatko Gigovic on October 3, 2009 at 3:52 PM (PST)