While everything went well with the iPhone, there was one area where everyone, starting from developers to hardcore Apple fans criticized the company. It was rejection of iPhone apps based on reasons that didn’t sound convincing.

Many apps have been rejected and consequently there have been many controversies surrounding the same. App Rejections is a forum for developers and other people tracking the tech industry to talk about their rejected iPhone apps.

It also features articles on accepted iPhone apps which seem to go against the policies and normally shouldn’t have been accepted by Apple. The site is like a blog where the author posts the stories and readers can comment on it. To notify the author about your rejected iPhone app, send a tweet to @redglassesapps on Twitter and he’d include your story.

Features:

• Read articles on rejected iPhone apps.
• Also find out about the apps which were accepted but didn’t follow all the policies.
• Comment and participate in the discussion.
• Tweet to @redglassesapps to get your story included.

Check out App Rejections @ www.apprejections.com (via Download Squad, by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)