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Last updated: Thursday, June 10, 2010

A developer of an app discovery program pulled down its software from the App Store because Apple has been ignoring the updated version for nearly two months. The app in question is called Appsfire, a popular discovery software that lets you find new iPhone apps you might like. It pairs with a free desktop client that combs through your iTunes

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Appsfire developer quits the App Store

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