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When submitting my app to the app store for upgrade, I got a validation warning stating that my app could not have the same bundle display name as an Apple app.
A clever way to get aground this is to add a special character to the end of your bundle display name. For example: Compass can be Compass!, Compass+, Compass.
Yahoo! Weather has a neat bullet point dot after their bundle display name. Any one know how to add that character to your bundle display name?
A clever way to solve this is to add a special character to the end of your bundle display name. For example: Compass can be Compass!, Compass+, Compass.
Yahoo! Weather has a neat bullet point dot after their bundle display name. Any one know how to add that character to your bundle display name?