My app is live on Appstore and Google Play Store. This is what I want. Except other countries where I have my app. I want to share with different screenshots. For example, my current country is Turkey and my screenshots are in Turkish. I want the screenshots to be in english in other regions. For this, I set up a special store entry in GooglePlaystore. But I can't find how to do it in Appstore.
This will need a new update on App Store.
Make new update
Then from Prepare for submissions tab go the language menu on the right and scroll down to "not localized" languages and choose English (see the image below)
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I have question is their way to customize the main store listing? I want to remove the table requirements because the app want to apply on the phone devices not in the tablet devices.
I read some articles or post that I need to go this section in the google console.
Reach and devices -> Device Catalog
You can limit your app to Phones only from the app manifest for more on this see this answer.
for Google Play store listing, you can add 1 screenshot for each tablet size using a phone screen shot, in that way you will only target phones.
the problem with "Device Catalog" approach that you will need to do this every time new devices were added to google play console which is very hard to do.
The name of my iOS app is already taken for English US.
I've noticed that I am able to use the name that I would like to if I make the default language English UK or English CA instead of English US.
Will setting the default language to English UK or English CA, and not having an English US langauge not allow the app to be visible in the US? Are there any other workarounds that I could use to make it so I could use the app name that I would like to for the US app store?
As an option, you can use some long app name as iTunesConnect name e.g. ("Documents 5 - Fast PDF reader, media player and download manager", "Lifesum - Join the health movement").
This name is used on the app store page and defined on iTunesConnect when you upload the app.
The name of your binary is in your Project Setting (Bundle display name) and there you can use shorter name of your app (refering to previous example will be: "Documents" and "Lifesum").
If you could use English UK or CA instead of US in order to achieve desired name of your App then go for it. Your app will not be invisible from US App Store. Until and unless you restrict your app visibility from some countries which obviously you shouldn't do when configuring your App for submission.
For submission details see below links:
Publishing to the App Store
Build and Publish Your iOS App to the App Store
How To Submit an iOS App to the App Store
I am developing an iOS app for iPhone using Xcode of course, and need to have the facility to update the information on my initial view daily. This would consist of editing a logo for the day's date, and daily changing a block of text on the same page.
Another feature within the app would need to be to progressively add more and more content (adding further menus and categories of information available to the user on the interface).
I cannot seem to find anything to help me online so I would be HUGELY GRATEFUL for any help!
Cheers :)
Search for JSON and how to retrieve data from an online resource - that's what you want.
Here's a randon tutorial:
http://www.appcoda.com/fetch-parse-json-ios-programming-tutorial/
I am working on an application where is want to show the user his heading location, like in Apple maps (magnetic direction) which is a small triangle and will rotate as the user moves physically using the app. I am using Google Maps SDK and would like to know if Google provides this option, i have researched a bit but dint get. Also, their official Google Map App doesn't have the feature.
Also i would like to know if there is any other better option for the same.
Simply add mapView.myLocationEnabled = YES; should works for your require.
Except you want this feature works well in China.
If i deploy my app to the world and write the app description in english, is it then also possible to write some specific description for some selected countries?
Thank you
Neigaard, absolutely. Once you submit an app in iTunes Connect, go into "Manage Applications", and select "View Details" for the app. There's a button on the top right that gives you the option to manage localizations.
For more specifics, and graphics, see page 62 in the iTunes Connect Developer Guide.