Adobe AIR Development

[chall3ng3r]

Hello,

I am checking App Word everyday to see how many Playbook applications are approved. Few days back, when I searched "Playbook" it was showing 125 applications.

Today, when I searched again, it's showing only 107 applications.

Whats going on? Anyone else noticed this?

// chall3ng3r //

[JRab]

hey,

this is most likely due to the fact that RIM wants us to remove any unsigned applications from sale. if your wasnt signed, it must be removed until a signed version is approved by appworld. hope that sheds some light.

[TheMarco]

Only 48 left now when searching for 'PlayBook'

[chall3ng3r]

Thanks J. Rab for the reply.

Yes, I read that in another thread or forum about making the non signed apps removed from App World until developer posts a signed version.

BTW, I posted my first application few hours ago

The signing and rest of the process was quite smooth for me

// chall3ng3r //

[ahazdesigns]

Mine are signed, but they do not show up there.

[electricthought]

is your app icon 86 x 86?

I has to be to get listed.

[TheMarco]

Arrrrgh where does it say that?

Mine are 90x90. Does that mean I have to resubmit everything again?

[JRab]

hey marco,

it is not required that your icon be 86x86, just recommended. the maximum it can be is 90x90. If its 90x90 it will not have a drop shadow like its supposed to.

[Accoductions]

@TheMarco2

Here are the UI guidelines. Although it doesn't explicitly say anything over 86x86 won't be able to be posted, I think it's best to just resubmit and follow RIMs guidelines.

http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/22301/Designing_application_icons_tablet_14015...

[chall3ng3r]

I got this from the Tablet OS UI Guide PDF I have (Page 16)

Best practices

• Make sure that the icon has the following properties:
• Size: 86-by-86 pixels. If the icon is smaller than 86-by-86 pixels, it could appear out of place next to other icons. An icon that is larger than 86-by-86 pixels will not display on the screen.
• Resolution: 72 pixels per inch (PPI)
• Mode: RGB color
• Type: PNG

Best,

// chall3ng3r //