If you’re sitting there waiting for your favorite iPhone app to get a universal update (or even a separate “HD” version for the iPad), you’re probably not alone -- here’s a lineup of 10 apps guilty of depriving us of some big-screen iPad love.
Call us spoiled, but we get positively giddy when a developer makes their iOS app universal right out the gate. Not only does it spare us the heartache of having to potentially buy it again in an “HD” iPad-only version later on, but it cuts down on the amount of clutter in our iTunes Apps window -- not to mention making it much easier for us to figure out which app belongs on which device.
Despite our groveling, some developers choose to turn their backs on customers and deny us this universal love, for reasons only they could possibly know. Here’s a look at 10 of the apps guilty of iPad neglect.
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davidtuerk
May 03, 2011 at 6:26pm
So I took the plunge and decided to make some apps, Im 13 years old and got my mac a year ago and my ipod touch about 3 years ago. I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction in learning to write successful apps and one more thing, To test and app I have made on one of my idevices do I need to get the full $99 a year dev membership? Or am I Just doing some thing wrong?
