If you’re an avid torrent user, you most likely have a client of choice and chances are that client of choice is none other than uTorrent. Well it seems like the guys behind uTorrent tried to get a torrent monitoring application onto the app store called uMonitor but as you could have guessed, was rejected by Apple.

Luckily, the developers have taken the application and moved over to Cydia so all of you iPhone jailbreakers can get your hands on it.

via gizmodo

Tags: Apple, Apple, appstore, Cell Phones, iPhone, iPhone, jailbreak, rejected, umonitor, utorrent

Earlier this month we let you know that an official Google Voice app was released for the BlackBerry along with Android powered handsets, but what about the iPhone?

Well, it seems that there was a Google Voice app submitted for approval up to 6 weeks ago where it was then rejected. But wait, what? Below is a quote from a Google spokeperson to TechCrunch:

“We work hard to bring Google applications to a number of mobile platforms, including the iPhone. Apple did not approve the Google Voice application we submitted six weeks ago to the Apple App Store. We will continue to work to bring our services to iPhone users - for example, by taking advantage of advances in mobile browsers.”

We’ve seen apps rejected by Apple in the past, but an official Google one? What is the world coming to?

via Gizmodo

Tags: app, App Store, Apple, Apple, Cell Phones, Google, Google Voice, iPhone, Mobile News, Mobile Software, official, rejected