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http://thenextweb.com/apple/2013/03/21/after-a-year-of-warnings-apple-will-no-longer-accept-any-apps-that-use-udids-as-of-may-1st/ Apple has finally placed a deadline on its rejection of apps that use UDIDs. As of May 1st, Apple will no longer accept new apps that use the Universal Device Identifier. In addition, all apps must be compatible with Apple’s Retina displays and iPhone apps must support the 4″ iPhone 5 display, or they’re no go. Here are the notices: Starting May 1, the App Store will no longer accept new apps or app updates that access UDIDs.

Apple Rejecting Apps That Use UDID, Don't Support iPhone 5

We launched Leap on February 29th (Leap Day). It was a perfect fit considering this day comes around once every four years. A week before our launch, Apple emailed us and said that there was a good chance that they were going to feature our app in the New and Noteworthy Section - awesome! There really couldn’t be a better situation for three bootstrapped dudes working from a kitchen table in Cincinnati, OH. After the first week we had thousands of active users.

Leap, What We Learned After Getting Our First 20,000 Users

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Outside the main entrance at Apple Headquarters Insiders call it the Mothership. It’s Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California, and to Apple fans, it’s a place thought of with romance and wonder. Only the privileged elect have ever been deep within its most secretive recesses, but after an extensive search, I turned up more than 30 75 inside pictures that Apple probably doesn’t want you to see. It’s the Chocolate Factory for tech nerds. The one super-secret place we all want to see — and the one place none of us ever will. http://www.applegazette.com/feature/inside-apple-hq/

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147 in Share Jump To Close It's only been seven months since Apple launched Mac OS 10.7 Lion , but the company isn't sitting still: it just announced the developer preview of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, a tweaked and enhanced new version of the operating system that includes major new features like Notification Center, AirPlay mirroring, and iMessage. Yes, those are all headline iOS features as well; Mountain Lion continues Apple's cycle of using the iPhone and iPad to influence Mac development and vice versa. And note the name change — Apple's dropping the "Mac" and simply calling it OS X Mountain Lion. http://www.theverge.com/2012/2/16/2801047/mac-os-x-10-8-mountain-lion-preview-photos-video

Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion preview: Notification Center, iMessage, AirPlay and more

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