It merely confirms that an iOS6 IDE, API changes, etc were published three months ago and some developers are using the iOS5 IDE to tweak their applications to ensure ongoing compatibility.just saw that draw something is now compatible with ios6 - not a big surprise but still confirms the rumours of ios 6 release which is weeks away!
It merely confirms that an iOS6 IDE, API changes, etc were published three months ago and some developers are using the iOS5 IDE to tweak their applications to ensure ongoing compatibility.
I think the point of this post is to show that Apple is now approving iOS6 compatible apps (something they usually don't do until right before the public release). As I've read it seems Apple allows you to start building for the new OS but updates until the public release still need to be build on the current OS environment (because the new APIs don't take effect until the new OS comes out to the public).
EDIT: That certainly doesn't mean they can't make changes to the iOS5 version to ensure compatibility. Example would be the Garmin app. When I first installed iOS 6 it would crash on start up then an update to the Garmin app came out and it now works! (same beta build too). But it's not labelled "iOS6 compatible" it just now is.
Not true Spotify updated their app to work on iOS 6 weeks ago
Apple is not approving apps built on the iOS 6 SDK.
That doesn't make any sense. iOS 6 goes public on 12th September, so apps obviously need to be ready before that date.
That doesn't make any sense. iOS 6 goes public on 12th September, so apps obviously need to be ready before that date.
Its says "iOS compatibility update" and that's it. Think we all know what that means....
draw something had ios6 compatibility in the update notes