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March 10, 2011 03:55 am GMT
A few weeks ago, Readability got word that their iPhone app was rejected by Apple.While obviously, that's never good news, this was especially hard to take because the reason for the rejection was that they were offering a subscription service without offering Apple's new in-app subscription layer. They were dumbfounded and pissed off by this rejection because they didn't see it coming and it didn't seem to make sense. But rather than dwell on it, they went right back to the drawing board.The result of that and two weeks of fast-paced work is a full-on HTML5 version of their app, which Readability is releasing today. The web app is specifically designed for both mobile and tablets, using some of the more advanced aspects of HTML5, including offline storage support.
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As Apple Ponders Their Subscription Ruling, Readability Goes Full HTML5
A few weeks ago, Readability got word that their iPhone app was rejected by Apple.While obviously, that's never good news, this was especially hard to take because the reason for the rejection was that they were offering a subscription service without offering Apple's new in-app subscription layer. They were dumbfounded and pissed off by this rejection because they didn't see it coming and it didn't seem to make sense. But rather than dwell on it, they went right back to the drawing board.The result of that and two weeks of fast-paced work is a full-on HTML5 version of their app, which Readability is releasing today. The web app is specifically designed for both mobile and tablets, using some of the more advanced aspects of HTML5, including offline storage support.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/HIR1oz3tv1c/
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