I spent quite a lot of time looking around on how to delete an app which I accidentally submitted for review in iTunes Connect. Its pretty easy after you find how to do it , follow the below steps:

• Login to Developer – iTunes Connect
• User is permitted to reject the binary from Apple Review as long as your app is in one of the following iTunes Connect states:
  • Waiting For Review
  • In Review
• Click on “Manage your application”
• Select the version you’d like to delete
• Click on “Binary Details” link from under “Links” section
• And then simply click the Reject Binary button.

After the binary has been rejected, you can then indicate you are ready to submit another binary through Application Loader, by clicking on the Ready to Upload Binary button.Please note that if you reject a binary that is Waiting For Review or In Review, your review time will be reset and you will start over from the beginning once you submit a new binary.

Deleting an App in its entirety from App Store

• Login into Developer – iTunes Connect
• Click on “Manage your application”
• Select the version you’d like to delete
• Click on Rights and Pricing button for your app, uncheck all App Store territories then click Save Changes. Your application state will change to Developer Removed From Sale, will no longer be for sale in the App Store and will remain off the store unless you put it up for sale again by the same method.

I’ve uninstalled Xcode 4.2 and tried to download Xcode 4.3 from the App Store. It said it was downloading but after waiting an hr, I’ve decided to nuke it out as there was no progress with the download. Not sure whats wrong with the App Store. Anyway for all the folks out there who are running into this issue and desperately  searching for alternatives, please follow below steps!

1. Go to IOS Dev Center
2. Under Downloads  section, click on the button Download Xcode 4
3. On this page, do NOT click View in Mac App Store
4. Instead click on Looking for additional developer tools? View Downloads
5. On this page, you can download dmg file from the section Xcode 4.3.1 for Lion

Research shows that over the past 40 yrs the paper consumption has increased by over 400%. Where does the paper come from - of course from trees. Nearly 4 billion trees worldwide are cut down each year for paper, representing about 35 percent of all harvested trees. Year over year forests are depleting which only is leading to global warming. Everybody scattered all over the world are experiencing the weird weather patterns. We all can help make the world a better place by contributing our fair share.

Everyday, we get so many Junk Mails – Apply for Credit Cards, Apply for Miles cards, Cable offers, Internet service offers, etc. Instead of throwing it away and not taking any action, take a step towards stopping the Junk Mails. Some of the Stop Junk Mail services charge the consumer but a service we stumbled upon recently does it right from your mobile phone. The name of the service is PaperKarma. The app is available through iTunes and Android Marketplace.

Control Your Mailbox, Stop Paper Junk Mail – Using Your Phone!

In just a few clicks you can put PaperKarma services to work and control your future Junk Mail. PaperKarma allows you to take photos of the junk mail you wish to stop. Snap a photo, and you’re done.

PaperKarma automatically contacts the Mailer and removes you from their distribution list. PaperKarma can stop most junk mail that is addressed directly to you.

Here are few screenshots:

Here are some good resources to get you started:

• Stanford Class: Paul Hegarty a professor at Stanford made his class material available through iTunes. The material is excellent. You can download the material through iTunes. Slidedecks etc are available here.
• Apple Developer Site: The developer site also has good information. Just follow the link here.

Happy reading and good luck. If you have any questions feel free to drop a comment.

With responsive design, your website will be readable on devices with different display dimensions as it takes care of varying height and width.

WordPress also has a few themes that are based on the responsive web design fundamentals.

Once you have done the infrastructure work to get your web site or application responsive, you can leverage the work across iPhones, Android Phones, iPad, PC, Facebook Application etc., so you can focus your work on the other part of the application instead of rendering.

This is also great for content websites, where the focus usually is getting good content and the design should let the content shine through regardless of the medium that the user is accessing your website from.

This may not be perfect, and you may have to iterate for specific devices, and even put some conditional rules for IE, but certainly better to think about this holistically and before starting the project.

To find more about Responsive Web Design, follow the link to a very good article on this topic. Responsive web design.

Came across this article that’s an interesting commentary on how to pitch VC’s and just in general on how to talk about your startup or idea.

Often times VCs are pretty short in conversation – I think that’s because they get pitched thousands of times, and they want to get to the decision points as soon as possible.

Check it out …

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Technologically clueless Russian spy hired as ‘IT innovator’ for bank.

It’s even sweet that it has a Facebook login

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