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In recent years, Apple iPhone's unbeatable popularity and success geared
 up the iPhone Application Development in the world of mobile 
technology. It has changed the way smart phone users behave. Such 
immense fan following brings lots of responsibilities to the iPhone App 
Developers to deliver high quality apps, which can be source of 
entertainment for them.

Requirements and expectations are on its peak for iPhone apps, which 
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Developing an iPhone application from scratch is not as easy as one 
might think. However, it is also not as hard as what other individuals 
might have thought about it. It is not free. Interested persons in the 
iPhone app development process need to invest in the SDK or software 
development kit. The kit reveals all the procedures involved and ways 
through which you can develop a really good iPhone app. And in order for
 your app to get loaded and published in the iTunes, you need to pay for
 the membership fee, which is equivalent to $99 as of the time of 
writing this article. If however, you are developing an iPhone App for a
 local or small business, there are platforms available you could 
utilize instantly and bypass having to learn coding or programming 
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One of the biggest costs in an iPhone app development process is 
buying a Mac. This will be true for those who don’t have a Mac yet. But 
for individuals who have it already may proceed with the Apple developer
 registration and watching SDK tutorials or reading SDK modules. Make 
sure to read every detail in every step. Also make sure you completely 
understand every procedure. If there are things that confuse you or give
 you doubts, never hesitate to call for help. Asking someone who has the
 skill of developing an app can definitely assist you in the process.<br />

Steps in Creating an iPhone Application<br />

Develop an idea.<br />
Get a Mac.<br />
Register as an Apple developer.<br />
Obtain access to the software development kit for iPhone.<br />
Download XCode.<br />
Create your first iPhone app using the templates in the development kit.<br />
Learn Cocoa with Objective-C.<br />
Program your app in Objective-C.<br />
Use the iPhone simulator to test your app.<br />
Pay the membership fee of iTunes to be able to load your app and earn from it.<br />
Develop an app community with members who will be testing apps particularly your self-made apps.<br />
Submit your app for approval and watch how it gets recognized once approved.<br />
The above steps only show the summary of the entire iPhone app 
development process. Learn how to actually do each of the steps through 
the SDK. Don’t forget to take note of the reminders especially when 
dealing with programs and codes. When you download XCode, for example, 
you have to pay attention to the instructions. If there’s a video 
showing how to download XCode, don’t miss it.<br />

The app development process not only requires learning the steps, but
 also learning skills. You have to be a good observer, be careful and be
 patient to succeed in building your iPhone app. These skills will open 
your mind for more ideas and make you more capable of accomplishing each
 of the requirements and procedures. Even if you don’t have a background
 in programming, you shall have the capability to generate an iPhone app
 as long as you are good at following instructions.<br />

If this is your first attempt in developing an iPhone app, use the 
templates. The templates in the development kit are especially designed 
for beginners. You may look at some of the samples of finished products 
before you take the first move.<br />

If you are developing a mobile app for small business, you could 
utilize platforms that allow you to get going from start to finish in a 
matter of hours without you needing to code or learn any programming. 
Take advantage of these platforms.<br />
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The Apple iPhone 4S is a phenomenon now, while the iPhone 5 is ready 
to be rolled out by September 21 this year. What makes the phone a 
must-buy all the time? Obviously Apple and Steve Jobs have created a 
brand which is insurmountable. The high adoption rate of these 
smartphones is testimony to the class of the products and its unmatched 
features. More than 50% of all US smartphones are iPhones which is 
continually building on its earlier success.<br />

But with recent years, demand has been heavy for custom iPhone apps 
from the enterprise markets as well as other mobile development 
companies. Android-based phone sales have literally doubled over the 
year while Windows Phone is trying to make inroads into the market. The 
App Store has become increasingly crowded since there are about a 
million mobile applications available on the App Store across various 
categories. To stand out and make a mark in the App market, it is 
necessary for companies to partner an established partner and a 
development company which has the right kind of experience and expertise
 in the field of mobile app development.<br />

It is necessary to look out for competent mobile development 
companies who have years of experience in the field as well as a team of
 developers who are expert enough to create any type of app for any 
domain. The company should have experienced professionals who are well 
versed with the iOS 6/iPhone 4S apps along with development of apps for 
the iPad, and any other Apple product.<br />

The iPhone 4S SDK development process is difficult for the newbies 
but those accustomed to developing apps on the platform will find it 
easy to create apps for a wide variety of requirements. The offshore 
technology team of mobile app developers and iPhone developers need to 
get ahead of the technology curve for being the best.<br />

One should stay ahead of the overall competition for making a mark. 
Offshore development companies always try for getting mobile application
 developers who are willing to put in extra time and effort for success,
 obviously in a mutually beneficial relationship.<br />

The biggest advantage of outsourcing iPhone app development process 
is that the costs involved are very less compared to developing apps 
inhouse. One can see significant cost reductions and the development 
time is less too.<br />

Some of the features of highly successful custom iPhone app development companies include:<br />

High experience and skilled development team specific to iPhone app development<br />
Proven success with app listings in the App store for the series of iPhones as well as iPads and Macs<br />
Cost effective project plans and flexible and scalable pricing models<br />
Stringent delivery schedules and tight plans of development<br />
Custom iPhone application development including all app functions found in a single roof<br />
Companies which are able to offer apps related to other latest mobile 
technologies especially for Android always have more business than a 
technology specific app development company. Apps are always in demand 
related to the smartphone hardware features including the accelerometer,
 GPS, calendar and anything that needs customization revolving around an
 enterprise.<br />
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One of the many reasons why iPhone app development is a lucrative 
business nowadays is the fact that it caters to all-round requirements 
of the users. For instance, iPhone users use their devices to perform a 
wide array of tasks, right from checking their calorie intake, browsing 
through the weather reports, booking a flight ticket or making 
reservations at their favorite eating joints. Let us look at some of the
 key areas where iPhone app development has made its mark:

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Ever since Apple introduced iPhone and the App store, developers have 
flocked to it like a virtual gold rush is on for the iPhone & iOS 
platform. With the recent release of the trendy iPod touch and smart and
 sleek iPad, interest in the apps has raised tremendously, in turn 
boosting development costs.

Do you have any idea how much it is going to cost you to get the latest 
apps developed for the iPhone? The costing depends on a number of 
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The iPhone app development process is not all coding and 
confusing-looking techie jargon. In fact, the development of a great 
iPhone app depends just as much on practical planning, creative 
brainstorming and extreme attention to minute detail. Add all of these 
aspects together with the actual coding phase, and you have an iPhone 
app that is bound to be a favorite throughout America or even worldwide.<br />

Here’s a peek into the process that is necessary for an iPhone app to
 evolve from solid idea to an app everyone wants to download.<br />

• Conceptualization is the first step, and it’s an important one. The
 iPhone developer maps out the concept itself by focusing on both the 
larger picture, which is the overall goal of the app, and the small, 
which are little intricacies that are going to make it wonderful. If the
 app developer is working with another person to make an idea come to 
life, they ask that person question after question regarding the app, 
making sure to leave no stone unturned. By the time that first piece of 
code is written, the finished product sits solidly in the good 
programmer’s mind. Conversely, an iPhone developer who does not prepare 
may just begin writing code immediately and just see how it goes. This 
person will likely forget at least one piece of pertinent information.<br />

• Planning – Once the programmer has reached this stage, it’s time to
 lay out the pieces of the program to make sure that they all mesh. If 
the question hasn’t already been asked regarding how well the public 
will embrace this app, it is definitely asked now. If similar apps are 
available, the developer will work to differentiate the app in order to 
make it more attractive.<br />

• Coding – Finally, the actual code is written. Little details such 
as font size and color are given great attention, and the app is tested 
exhaustively to ensure that it is user-friendly and attractive.<br />
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With a lot of application entries, we have experienced different types 
of Apple App Store endorsement process challenges. It’s a procedure much
 more entangled than presenting an application to Google Play. One of 
the greatest dissatisfaction for designers and customers is the point at
 which a submitted application is rejected in the endorsement process 
before going live in the App Store. You ought to begin by checking out 
the App Store Review Guidelines and take after these or examine the 
reasons that Apple records as the most widely recognized application 
dismissal reasons before presenting your application. However, here are 
some of the rules as reviewed by various reviewers (some more strict 
than others) and every now and again change after some time.<br />

Below are the 10 most exemplary reasons why Apps are rejected by the 
App Store Review Team that we, and our associates in other application 
advancement organizations, regularly encounter:<br />

1. Missing privacy policy<br />
If your app requires the users to register an account or login to an 
existing account, you have to provide a privacy policy either in your 
app or as a link inside the App Store listing. Including both is highly 
recommended for good measure.<br />

2. Missing demo accounts<br />
If your app requires user to login always, make sure you  provide the 
App Store Review team with a working demo account. If you app’s core 
functionality consists of users following or sending something to each 
other, it will be a good idea to provide two demo accounts that are 
connected. We also found out that providing a video when two devices are
 required to demonstrate functionality helps app store approval.<br />

3. Lack of app meta-data<br />
Even though the lack of app meta-data is an easy fix, it should never be
 why you are rejected. In most cases, when an app is rejected due to 
meta-data it can be if you have not provided substantial information and
 that the information is incorrect. Always make sure to check you have 
provided the correct information and all links are working, otherwise if
 rejected you will need to submit again.<br />

4. Major bugs in the app<br />
It may seem obvious, but if you app contains any major bugs that prevent
 the App Store Review team from reviewing your app, it will immediately 
be rejected. Make sure you thoroughly test your app before submitting 
for approval.<br />

5. Only ask for personal information for app-related purposes<br />
If you app requires users to provide personal information such as email 
address, date of birth and gender without it being used for a specific 
reason, the app will be rejected. For example, if you are making a ToDo 
app, asking for the user’s country, zip code or birthday is not directly
 linked to the apps core functionality. You can have these fields but 
make sure you do not make them mandatory.<br />

6. The Concept or Functionality of the app is against Apple guidelines<br />
Submitting an app with features that are against Apple’s App Store 
guidelines will most likely not be approved. For example, submitting an 
app where you use IAP to buy physical products is not allowed. If a 
feature can be perceived as both against and pro App Store Guidelines, 
try to rethink the feature as you are likely to be rejected at some 
point, even if it is not the first or second time. We always advise our 
clients to stay in a neutral area when it comes to App store guidelines.<br />

7. The app configuration (.plist) file not specifying correct 
background functionality (audio control, background location, etc.) If 
your app has functionality which can be used while the app is in 
background mode, make sure your plist files contain the right 
information. For example, if your app enables you to play music in the 
background, make sure the plist file (an apps configurations file) only 
enables tasks that your app supports. Recently we have seen the App 
Store Review Team pay more attention to which background tasks the app 
is providing.<br />

8. Dummy data still in the app<br />
When submitting your app to App Store Review, it’s important that it 
does not contain any dummy data, broken or dead links or Lorem Ipsum 
texts. It can be a good idea to have staging and live environment so you
 never end up with submitting an app with dummy data.<br />

9. Moderating user-generated content<br />
If your app displays user-generated content, you must include a feature 
that can filter objectionable material, such as a mechanism for users to
 flag offensive content, and the ability to block abusive users from the
 app. For example, if your app contains a personal feed of images that 
are uploaded by other users you follow, you must give the user to option
 to block or report that image and user. It might not be easy to find, 
but if you look closely you will see that all major social network apps 
have this feature. The rule is somewhat new and we believe Apple is 
paying close attention to apps that do not have this feature.<br />

10. Make sure your video preview sticks to functionality only<br />
According to Apple, “App previews may only use video screen captures of 
the app, voice-overs, and textual and design overlays.” So be careful 
when trying to make your video quirky with animations and do not use 
iPhone or iPad frame devices.<br />

Also make sure you have an appropriate system that can sort and respond to all of these reports.<br />
We can assure you that if you can cross these 10 things mentioned above,
 you will be a step closer to having your app successfully approved and 
go live on the App Store for sure.<br />
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first iOS application and now you are ready to submit it to Apple’s App Store.<br />
How do you go about this? You will want to ask yourself if your application is<br />
ready for submission. I am sure that some of the following questions would have<br />
come up on your mind at one point or another – Is submitting an application as<br />
simple as sending Apple your application’s binary? Not quite. With this article,<br />
I will provide you with a detailed guide to get your application submitted to<br />
Apple’s App Store.<br />
After you have worked for a long period on your<br />

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<b> Introduction</b></div>
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Even though the App Store review process is a black<br />
box for the most part, that doesn’t mean that you can’t prepare yourself and<br />
your application for Apple’s review process. Apple provides guidelines to help<br />
you stay within the sometimes invisible boundaries of what is and isn’t allowed<br />
in the App Store.</div>
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The first time you submit an application to the App<br />
Store is exciting and nerve-racking at the same time. Even for experienced iOS<br />
developers, submitting an application to the App Store is often a stressful<br />
undertaking because it is something that most developers don’t do on a daily<br />
basis.</div>
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In this article, I am assuming that you will be a<br />
registered iOS developer which means that you are enrolled in Apple’s iOS<br />
Developer Program and are allowed to submit applications for publication in the<br />
App Store. To submit an iOS application to the App Store, you need to be a<br />
registered iOS developer. Red flag? Don’t worry. You can enroll in Apple’s iOS<br />
Developer Program by visiting <a href="https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/">this link</a> and clicking the <b><i>Enroll Now</i></b> button.</div>
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<b>1.</b><b> </b><b>Is<br />
your application ready?</b></div>
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<b>Step 1: Testing</b></div>
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An application is not actually ready when you have<br />
written the last line of code or implemented the final feature of the<br />
application’s specification. If you have not tested your application on one or<br />
more physical devices or if you are yet to profile your application for memory<br />
leaks and performance issues? Does your application crash from time to time?<br />
The family of iOS devices has grown substantially over the past years and it is<br />
important to test your application on as many iOS devices as you can lay your<br />
hands on. Common issues include not optimizing an application for the iPhone<br />
5’s 4″ screen or the iPad Mini’s 7.9″ screen.</div>
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Apple’s Review Process is not airtight, but it is<br />
very capable of identifying problems that might affect your application’s user<br />
experience. If your application crashes from time to time or it becomes slow<br />
after ten minutes of use, then you have some work to do before submitting it to<br />
the App Store. Even if Apple’s review team doesn’t spot the problem, your users<br />
will. If the people using your application are not pleased, they will leave bad<br />
reviews on the App Store, which may harm sales or inhibit downloads.</div>
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<b>Step 2: Rules and Guidelines</b></div>
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As I mentioned earlier, Apple provides developers<br />
with a number of documents that are a great help during the creation and<br />
development process of your application. The documents that you must be aware<br />
of are the <a href="https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/Introduction/Introduction.html">iOS<br />
Human Interface Guidelines</a> and the <a href="https://developer.apple.com/appstore/resources/approval/guidelines.html">App<br />
Store Review Guidelines</a>. Despite the<br />
availability of these documents, only a few number of developers take the time<br />
to browse them, not to talk of read them.</div>
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Even if you don’t intend to read the iOS Human<br />
Interface Guidelines or the App Store Review Guidelines, it is important to<br />
know about some of the rules that they talk about. Take a look at the list<br />
below to have an idea of what your application should and should not do.</div>
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Your application:</div>
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     API’s.</li>
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     functionality of native applications.</li>
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     Purchase for in-app (financial) transactions.</li>
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     or microphone without the user’s knowledge.</li>
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     you have the copyright of or you have permission to use.</li>
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Keep in mind that these guidelines were included in<br />
the aforementioned documents. The majority of the rules and guidelines are<br />
trivial, but some are not and you might even violate some of them<br />
inadvertently. Let me give you an example. However, if some part of your<br />
application’s user interface covered or obscured Google’s logo, your<br />
application would get rejected. This rule seems trivial, but it is a rule that<br />
is easily violated if you’re not careful. Even automated tests won’t cover you<br />
in this case.</div>
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<b>2.</b><b> </b><b>Prerequisites</b></div>
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Before you can even start thinking about submitting<br />
your application to the App Store, you should make sure that you have an App<br />
ID, a valid distribution certificate, and a valid provisioning profile. Let me<br />
show you what this entails.</div>
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<b>Step 1: App ID</b></div>
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Every application needs an App ID or application<br />
identifier. There are two types of application identifiers, (1) 
an explicit App ID and (2) a wildcard App ID. A wildcard App ID can<br />
be used for building and installing multiple applications. Despite the<br />
convenience of a wildcard App ID, an explicit App ID is required if your application uses<br />
iCloud or makes use of other iOS features, such as Game Center, Apple Push<br />
Notifications, or In App Purchase.</div>
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<b>Step 2: Distribution<br />
Certificate</b></div>
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To submit an application to the App Store, you need<br />
to create an iOS provisioning profile for distribution. To create such a<br />
provisioning profile, you first need to create a distribution certificate. The<br />
process for creating a distribution certificate is very similar to creating a<br />
development certificate. If you have tested your application on a physical<br />
device, then you are probably already familiar with the creation of a<br />
development certificate.</div>
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<b>Step 3: Provisioning Profile</b></div>
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Once you’ve created an App ID and a distribution<br />
certificate, you can create an iOS provisioning profile for distributing your<br />
application through the App Store. Keep in mind that you cannot use the same<br />
provisioning profile that you use for ad hoc distribution. You need to make a<br />
separate provisioning profile for App Store distribution. If you use a wildcard<br />
App ID for your project, then you can use the same provisioning profile for<br />
multiple applications.</div>
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<b>Step 4: Build Settings</b></div>
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With the App ID, distribution certificate, and<br />
provisioning profile in place, it is time to configure your target’s build<br />
settings in Xcode. This means selecting the target from the list of targets in<br />
Xcode’s Project Navigator,<br />
opening the Build Settings tab<br />
at the top, and updating the settings in the Code Signing section to match the distribution provisioning<br />
profile you created earlier.</div>
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<b>Step 5: Deployment Target</b></div>
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It is useful to write a few words about your<br />
application’s deployment target. Each target in an Xcode project, has a<br />
deployment target, which indicates the minimum version of the operating system<br />
that the application can run on. It is up to you to set the deployment target,<br />
but keep in mind that modifying the deployment target is not something you can<br />
do without consequences once your application is in the App Store. If you<br />
increase the deployment target for an update of your application, then users<br />
who already purchased your application but don’t meet the new deployment<br />
target, cannot run the update. It gets really problematic when a user downloads<br />
an update through iTunes (not the device), replacing the previous version on<br />
their computer, and then discovers that the new update doesn’t run on their<br />
device.</div>
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There are two very simple tips with regards to your<br />
application’s deployment target. (1) Be very careful when you decide to<br />
increase the deployment target of an existing application. Mention this in the<br />
application’s release notes of the updates that precede the change and again in<br />
the update that uses the new deployment target. If you warn your customers well<br />
in advance, you have done all you can to prevent potential problems. (2) For<br />
new applications, I almost always set the deployment target to the last major release,<br />
iOS 6 at the time of writing. Because of the incredible adoption rate of new<br />
iOS releases, there is no harm in doing this. Some people think that they miss<br />
out on a large chunk of the market, but that is not true. </div>
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<b>3.</b><b> </b><b>Assets</b></div>
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<b>Step 1: Icons</b></div>
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You probably know that an application icon is a<br />
vital component of every iOS application, but you need to make sure that your<br />
application ships with the correct sizes of the artwork. Have a look at the<br />
list below.</div>
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     1024px (required)</li>
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     72px and 114px x<br />
     114px (required)</li>
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     57px and 114px x<br />
     114px (required)</li>
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     29px and 58px x<br />
     58px (optional)</li>
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     50px x 50px and 100px<br />
     x 100px (optional)</li>
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You also don’t need to include an application icon<br />
for the iPad/iPad Mini device family if your application only targets the<br />
iPhone/iPod Touch device family, and vice versa.</div>
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<b>Step 2: Screenshots</b></div>
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Each application can have up to five screenshots<br />
and you must provide at least one. If you are developing a universal<br />
application, then you need to provide separate screenshots for iPhone/iPod<br />
Touch and iPad/iPad Mini. In addition, you can optionally include separate<br />
screenshots for the 3.5″ and the 4″ screen sizes of the iPhone/iPod<br />
Touch. This is quite a bit of work and you want to make sure that the<br />
screenshots show your application from its best side. </div>
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It is important to spend some time thinking about<br />
the screenshots. Your application’s screenshots are often the only thing that a<br />
customer can use to decide whether she purchases or downloads your application<br />
or not.</div>
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<b>Step 3: Metadata</b></div>
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Before you submit your application, it is a good<br />
idea to have your application’s metadata at hand. This includes (1) your<br />
application’s name, (2) the version number, (3) the primary (and an optional<br />
secondary) category, (4) a concise description, (5) keywords, and (6) a support<br />
URL. If you are submitting an update, then you can also provide information for<br />
the “What’s new in this Version” section.</div>
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<b>4.</b><b> </b><b>Submission<br />
Preparation</b></div>
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The submission process has become much easier since<br />
the release of Xcode 4. You can now validate and submit an application using<br />
Xcode, for example. First, however, you need to create your application in<br />
iTunes Connect.</div>
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Visit <a href="https://itunesconnect.apple.com/">iTunes Connect</a>, sign in with your iOS developer account, and<br />
click “Manage Your Apps“ on<br />
the right. Click the “Add New App“<br />
in the top left, select “iOS App”,<br />
 and fill out the form.</div>
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<b>Step 1: Basic Information</b></div>
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The <b>App Name</b>, which needs to be unique,<br />
is the name of your application as it will appear in the App Store. This can be<br />
different than the name that is displayed below your application icon on the<br />
home screen, but it is recommended to choose the same name. The <b>SKU<br />
Number</b> is a unique string that identifies your application. I usually<br />
use the application’s bundle identifier. The last piece of information is the <b>Bundle<br />
ID</b> of your application. This means selecting the (wildcard or<br />
explicit) App ID that you created earlier from the drop down menu.</div>
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<b>Step 2: Price and Availability</b></div>
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In the next step, you specify your application’s<br />
price and availability. Apple works with price tiers so that you don’t have to<br />
specify a price for each country that Apple operates in. You can also specify<br />
in which stores your application should – or shouldn’t – be available. The<br />
information that you enter in this step can be modified once your application<br />
is live in the App Store. In other words, you can change the price and availability<br />
of an application without having to submit an update.</div>
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<b>Step 3: Metadata</b></div>
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We’ve already covered the application’s metadata.<br />
The only aspect that I haven’t talked about yet is your application’s rating.<br />
Based on your application’s content and functionality, it is given a rating.<br />
This rating is not only useful for telling users about your application’s<br />
content and features, the rating is also used by the operating system for the<br />
parental controls features.</div>
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It is strongly recommended that you don’t try to<br />
outsmart the rating system. Apple is well aware of this and will reject your<br />
application if it doesn’t agree with the rating that you have set.</div>
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<b>Step 4: Ready to Upload Binary</b></div>
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Once your application’s metadata is submitted, you<br />
will be presented with a summary of your application. Under <b>Versions</b>,<br />
you should see the version that you submitted a moment ago. Click the <b>View<br />
Details</b> button and click the <b>Ready to Upload Binary</b> button<br />
in the top right. You are then asked one or more questions regarding your application<br />
and, if all went well, you should see a message telling you that you are now<br />
ready to upload your application binary. The status of your application has<br />
changed to <b>Waiting for Upload</b>.</div>
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<b>5.</b><b> </b><b>Uploading<br />
Binary</b></div>
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To submit your application, you need to create<br />
an <b>archive</b> of your application. You can only create an archive<br />
by building your application on a <b>physical device</b>. If you select<br />
the iOS Simulator in the active scheme, you will notice that the <b>Archive</b> option<br />
in Xcode’s <b>Product</b> menu is grayed out. Connect an iOS device<br />
to your Mac, select it in the active scheme, and select <b>Archive</b> from<br />
Xcode’s <b>Product</b> menu.</div>
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If all went well, you should now have an archive<br />
and Xcode’s Organizer should automatically open and show you the archive you<br />
just created. Select the archive from the list and click the <b>Distribute…</b> button<br />
on the right. From the options you are presented with, select <b>Submit to<br />
the iOS App Store</b>. After entering your iOS developer account credentials<br />
and selecting the <b>Application</b> and <b>Code Signing Identity</b>,<br />
the application binary is uploaded to Apple’s servers. During this process,<br />
your application is also validated. If an error occurs during the validation,<br />
the submission process will fail. The validation process is very useful as it<br />
will tell you if there is something wrong with your application binary that<br />
would otherwise result in a rejection by the App Store review team.</div>
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<b>6.</b><b> </b><b>Waiting</b></div>
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If the submission process went without problems,<br />
your application’s status will change to <b>Waiting for Review</b>. It takes<br />
several days for Apple to review your application and the time it takes, tends<br />
to fluctuate over time.</div>
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<b>Conclusion</b></div>
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The submission process is quite lengthy for a new<br />
application, but submitting an update to the App Store is much less cumbersome.<br />
Keep in mind that the submission process is much more involving if your<br />
application is localized in various languages as your application’s metadata<br />
needs to be localized as well. However, localizing your application is well<br />
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The importance of both local and remote<br />
notifications is to enable an app to inform its users that it has an<br />
information for them – take for example, a message or a missed event—when the<br />
app isn’t running in the foreground.<br />
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Users<br />
can get notified in the following ways:</div>
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An onscreen alert or banner</div>
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A badge on the app’s icon</div>
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A sound that comes as an alert, badge or<br />
banner</div>
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Application icon with a badge number:</div>
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The user hears the sound & sees the<br />
badge and then responds by launching the app to see the to-do item. Users can control<br />
how the device and specific apps installed on the device should handle<br />
notifications. They can also enable or disable remote notification types (i.e<br />
icon badging, alert messages, and sounds) for specific applications.</div>
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<b><u>LOCAL<br />
NOTIFICATIONS</u></b></div>
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Local notifications are ideally suited<br />
for apps with time-based behaviors, such as calendar and to-do list apps. Apps<br />
that run in the background for the limited period allowed by iOS might also<br />
find local notifications useful. For example, apps that depend on servers for<br />
messages or data can poll their servers for incoming items while running in the<br />
background; if a message is ready to view or an update is ready to download,<br />
they can handle the data as needed, and notify users if appropriate.</div>
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A local notification is an instance of<br />
UILocalNotification or NSUserNotification with three general kinds of<br />
properties:</div>
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Scheduled time. You must specify the<br />
date and time the operating system delivers the notification; this is known as<br />
the fire date. You can qualify the fire date with a specific time zone so that<br />
the system can make adjustments to the fire date when the user travels. You can<br />
also request the operating system to reschedule the notification at a regular<br />
interval (weekly, monthly, and so on).</div>
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Notification type. These properties<br />
include the alert message, the title of the default action button, the app icon<br />
badge number, a sound to play, and optionally in iOS 8 and later, a category of<br />
custom actions.</div>
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Each app on a device is limited to 64<br />
scheduled local notifications. The system discards scheduled notifications in<br />
excess of this limit, keeping only the 64 notifications that will fire the<br />
soonest. Recurring notifications are treated as a single notification.</div>
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<b><u>REMOTE<br />
NOTIFICATIONS</u></b></div>
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An iOS or Mac app is often a part of a<br />
larger application based on the client/server model. The client side of the app<br />
is installed on the device or computer; the server side of the app has the main<br />
function of providing data to its client apps, and hence is termed a provider.<br />
A client app periodically connects with its provider and downloads any data<br />
that is waiting for it. Email and social-networking apps are examples of this<br />
client/server model.</div>
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But what if the app is not connected to<br />
its provider or even running on the device or computer when the provider has<br />
new data for it to download? How does it learn about this waiting data? Remote<br />
(or push) notifications are the solution to this dilemma. A remote notification<br />
is a short message that a provider has delivered to the operating system of a<br />
device or computer; the operating system, in turn, can inform the user of a<br />
client app that there is data to be downloaded, a message to be viewed, and so<br />
on. If the user enables this feature (on iOS) and the app is properly<br />
registered, the notification is delivered to the operating system and possibly<br />
to the app. Apple Push Notification service (APNs) is the primary technology<br />
for the remote-notification feature.</div>
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Remote notifications serve much the same<br />
purpose as a background app on a desktop system, but without the additional<br />
overhead. For an app that is not currently running – or, in the case of iOS,<br />
not running in the foreground – the notification occurs indirectly. The<br />
operating system receives a remote notification on behalf of the app and alerts<br />
the user. Once alerted, users may choose to launch the app, which then<br />
downloads the data from its provider. If an app is running when a notification<br />
comes in, the app can choose to handle the notification directly.</div>
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As its name suggests, Apple Push<br />
Notification service uses a remote design to deliver remote notifications to<br />
devices and computers. A push design differs from its opposite, a pull design,<br />
in that the recipient of the notification passively listens for updates rather<br />
than actively polling for them. A push design makes possible a wide and timely<br />
dissemination of information with few of the scalability problems inherent with<br />
pull designs. APNs uses a persistent IP connection for implementing remote<br />
notifications.</div>
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When a device is not online, APNs<br />
retains the last notification it receives from a provider for an app on that<br />
device. If the device then comes online, APNs pushes the stored notification to<br />
it. A device running iOS receives remote notifications over both Wi-Fi and<br />
cellular connections; a computer running OS X receives remote notifications<br />
over both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections.</div>
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<b><i>Note:</i></b><br />
In iOS, remote notifications use Wi-Fi if it is turned on and connected. If<br />
Wi-Fi connection fails, remote notifications attempt to use the device’s<br />
cellular connection.</div>
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For some devices to receive<br />
notifications via Wi-Fi, the device’s display must be on (that is, it cannot be<br />
sleeping) or it must be plugged in. iPad remains associated with its Wi-Fi<br />
access point while asleep, permitting the delivery of remote notifications. The<br />
iPad Wi-Fi radio wakes the host processor for incoming traffic as needed.</div>
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Sending notifications too frequently<br />
negatively impacts device battery life because a device must access the network<br />
to receive a notification.</div>
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Adding the remote-notification feature<br />
to your app requires that you obtain the proper certificate from Member Center<br />
and then write the requisite code for the client and provider sides of the app.<br />
Provisioning and Development explains the provisioning and setup steps, and<br />
APNs Provider API and Registering, Scheduling, and Handling User Notifications<br />
describe the details of implementation.</div>
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<b>The Difference Between Local Notifications And<br />
Remote Notifications</b>:</div>
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Local notifications are scheduled by an<br />
app and delivered on the same device.</div>
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Remote notifications, also known as push<br />
notifications, are sent by your server to the Apple Push Notification service,<br />
which pushes the notification to devices.</div>
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Local and Remote Notifications Appear<br />
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customers around the globe and its market is continuously growing. Its 
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customers around the globe and its market is continuously growing. Its 
innovative design and smooth touch screen has made it a venerable 
accessory for most. This multimedia device may be small enough to be 
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customers around the globe and its market is continuously growing. Its 
innovative design and smooth touch screen has made it a venerable 
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customers around the globe and its market is continuously growing. Its 
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accessory for most. This multimedia device may be small enough to be 
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