Week in Apple: Developers leaving iPhone, Psystar screwed

November 21st, 2009

What would a week in Apple be if it didn’t involve some developer drama, Google, and Psystar? That’s all included in this week’s top Apple news, as well as a few major software tidbits and rumors about Apple building more first-party iPhone games. Read on:

Respected developers begin fleeing from App Store platform: Continued issues with the App Store approval process are prompting developers to shun the platform entirely. Though there are tens of thousands of other developers pumping out over 100,000 iPhone apps, will migration away from iPhone development result in less quality software for the platform? Worse yet, will users even care?

News Flash: Apple already working on Mac OS X 10.7: Believe it or not, Apple has already begun work on the successor to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Well, actually, you should believe it—Apple has probably been working on it since 10.6 was announced.