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Manage Default Language Settings in iTunes Connect
You can now edit the default language for app metadata any time. If you have multiple apps, you have the added flexibility of managing metadata localizations for each individual app. Any localizations you add will be displayed automatically based on customers’ OS or iOS language settings. Otherwise, the default language you select will be displayed to all customers. Learn more in the latest iTunes Connect Developer Guide.
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iTunes Connect Holiday Shutdown Details
iTunes Connect will be temporarily shut down December 22-29 for the winter holidays. During this time, access to iTunes Connect and the delivery of apps and updates will be unavailable. You should not schedule pricing changes that would take effect during the shutdown, as these changes will not be reflected in the App Store and the app will become unavailable for purchase. In addition, releases scheduled between these dates will not go live until after the shutdown.
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iOS 5.0.1 Now Available to Customers
iOS 5.0.1 is now available to iOS users worldwide. Be sure to read the iOS Data Storage Guidelines to understand the latest on managing data with iCloud storage.
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iAd Producer 2.0 adds new tools and animation effects
New tools and animation effects in iAd Producer 2.0 make it even easier to build great iAds. Create sophisticated animations with precise control over object properties like position, opacity, size, color and shadow. Get instant, one-click access to any object or element on a page with the new object list. Make your iAds better and faster with new validation tools that identify optimization opportunities and common errors. Learn more.
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New File Attribute for Managing Data Backups
iOS 5.0.1 beta is now available on the iOS Dev Center. It introduces a new way for developers to specify files that should remain on device, even in low storage situations. Learn more.
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Sandboxing and the Mac App Store
The vast majority of Mac users have been free from malware and we're working on technologies to help keep it that way. As of March 1, 2012 all apps submitted to the Mac App Store must implement sandboxing. Sandboxing your app is a great way to protect systems and users by limiting the resources apps can access and making it more difficult for malicious software to compromise users' systems. Learn more by visiting the App Sandbox page.
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Join Us for iOS 5 Tech Talk World Tour 2011
Take your apps to the next level at the iOS 5 Tech Talk World Tour. This is your chance to learn about the exciting new technologies in iOS 5, straight from Apple's experts. Attendance is free, but space is limited. Register today.
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Submit Your iOS 5 Apps Today
The next generation of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system will soon be in the hands of hundreds of millions of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch customers. This major new release features more than 200 new features and an updated SDK with over 1,500 new APIs and developer tools.Get your apps ready for the next generation of iOS. Test your existing apps for compatibility, review the Data Storage Guidelines, and submit your new apps that take advantage of the exciting technologies in iOS 5 today. Read the iOS 5 Readiness Checklist now.
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Submit Your iOS 5 Apps Today
The next generation of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system will soon be in the hands of hundreds of millions of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch customers. This major new release features more than 200 new features and an updated SDK with over 1,500 new APIs and developer tools.Get your apps ready for the next generation of iOS. Test your existing apps for compatibility, review the Data Storage Guidelines, and submit your new apps that take advantage of the exciting technologies in iOS 5 today. Read the iOS 5 Readiness Checklist now.
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Submit Your iCloud Enabled OS X Lion Apps Today
With iCloud Storage APIs, your apps can store documents and key value data in iCloud. The documents are automatically kept up to date on all devices. Visit the Mac Dev Center and read the Get your OS X Lion apps ready for the Mac App Store page so you can prepare and submit your iCloud enabled OS X Lion apps today.
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Get Your App Ready for iCloud Backup and Restore
iCloud introduces a smarter way for users to back up their info. It's important to read the new iCloud Data Storage Guidelines to ensure that your app works best with iCloud Backup and Restore, available on iOS 5.
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Automatically Download iTunes Connect Reports
You can now access a new tool that gives you the ability to automate the download of your iTunes Connect Sales and Trends reports. This new Auto-Ingest tool gives you the ability to download the Daily Sales Summary Report, the Weekly Sales Summary Report, and the Weekly Opt-in Report without logging in to iTunes Connect.Learn more in the Sales and Trends Reporting Guide.
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New Features Now Available in iTunes Connect
We are pleased to announce two new features added to iTunes Connect to help you manage your apps. The latest version of the iTunes Connect Developer Guide (version 7.0) provides details on the following features:New Metadata Rejected App Review StatusYou can now resolve metadata issues that have been identified by the App Review team without having to recompile and resubmit a new binary for review.App Bundle IDs Now Editable Before Binary SubmissionYou can now edit your app's assigned Bundle ID in iTunes Connect as long as you have not submitted a new binary for review and your app is not using Game Center or the iAd Network.You can find more information about these new features in the iTunes Connect Developer Guide.
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Localized “Available on the Mac App Store” Badges
We now offer localized versions of the “Available on the Mac App Store” badge in German, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Swedish. Take advantage of these localized badges to ensure your customers know your app is available on the Mac App Store.Mac Developer Program members can download both English and localized versions of the badge by visiting the Marketing Resources section of the App Store Resource Center.
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Localized “Available on the Mac App Store” Badges
We now offer localized versions of the “Available on the Mac App Store” badge in German, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Swedish. Take advantage of these localized badges to ensure your customers know your app is available on the Mac App Store.Mac Developer Program members can download both English and localized versions of the badge by visiting the Marketing Resources section of the App Store Resource Center.
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