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Pebble points finger at Apple in app delay issues

Posted on June 4, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

If you’re a Pebble user, you’re likely aware that the smartwatch company has a bit of an app delay happening in regards to its iOS offerings, and users are starting to get rowdy about it. The Pebble Time app for the iPhone has been delayed, and the company issued a statement about it today, putting the blame on Apple for delaying the review process. Says the company, the app’s in-review status “pains us as much it does backers with watches ready to set up”, and now it is encouraging its customers to contact Apple themselves to try to get the ball rolling.

The reason for the delay hasn’t been given, and Pebble hasn’t released whether it has received any communication from Apple on the issue. The company did, however, write out a timeline of the events and posted a screenshot to complement it. In it we see that the Pebble Time Watch app was approved by Apple on May 18.
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