My 1st iPad App just got rejected coz of the following reasons.

- Vector graphics, easily scalable for iphone and ipad

Well the iPhone and iPad full have been out for sometime now.

Just got an email from a gamesalad hating troll that says because I stated here my game wasnt' tested on ipad that he will be contacting apple and asking for a refund because he doesn't buy games from

I dropped the price of Jumpo! HD for iPad and it shot up to #3 in family and #5 in Adventure. it is also #30 of overall iPad games! I did not expect such a quick jump! ( no pun intended )

By the way, the load time was fine in my iPad. The GS logo was barely up for 3 seconds and the other load screens were no more than three more seconds total, so yeah, the guy was a jerk. Sorry about t

I'm not sure how well it'd work on the iPad...

Hey, the 23rd is the day that my iPad comes!!

QS: Anticipating what game you're about to release!

I have an iPad and will test it. I used XX49LP47KLRW

Wow! Have you tested it on actual hardware? Guessing it's an iPad game... I have maybe 5% of that actor count on screen at once and won't run on anything less than a 3GS (Image)

ok so my main priority for marketing is posting on websites like these and any other website that has to deal with iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches. Also, keywords.

Good feedback thanks. I definitely need an ipad for good testing. Will probably add a shake function in the future to help avoid any sticking.

And since I don't have an iPad I'd like to know... does it work?

I made something sort of resembling a pinball machine(how's that for a sales pitch?)

I have Leopard installed on my MacBook that I'm planning on using for making iphone apps. I was wondering if I need Snow Leopard in this process. I read somewhere that for the newest version of xcode

So to summarize: totally forget jpegs, put 5% noise on all images as a matter of course, and save in png-24 only; and then everything works out fine on the Iphone/iPad screen? That's excellent news.

So now I've learned that all but the iPhone4 can only show 8 bit pics, and that dithering on gradients is the only way to deal with them in a fairly successful manner. (Even the iPad can only show 8 b

So now I've learned that all but the iPhone4 can only show 8 bit pics, and that dithering on gradients is the only way to deal with them in a fairly successful manner. (Even the iPad can only show 8 b

I know the market IPad not as large as the IPhone sooo what we have