App Mistakenly Rejected After Mimicking Apple’s CoverFlow

This post was written by Jason Kelly on December 13, 2008
Posted Under: iPhone

Apple has once again rejected an app that probably should have gotten in to the App Store, but this time it may be due to just a simple misunderstanding. The app Peeps from Plausable Labs Cooperative would have let users visually organize their contacts. One method it provided for this included thumbing through a coverflow-like interface. Apple, thinking that the coverflow implemented in the app was created using their unpublished (and off-limits) CoverFlow API set, rejected the app.

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