By John Gruber
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Circumstantial evidence that maybe Apple has been spitefully withholding Google’s apps from the App Store:
Announced in August, Google’s new Google Search app for iOS has been apparently stuck in Apple’s app approval process for over two months. No longer. Google’s just announced that the new app is out.
One possible explanation: there were technical problems or guideline violations that Google needed to fix. The other: Apple froze it in the queue out of spite, because Google Voice Search compares so favorably to Siri.
Intriguingly, the update finally appeared in the App Store on October 30 — the day after Scott Forstall was ousted.
★ Tuesday, 6 November 2012