In a related story, Yahoo has announced the reassignment of their former Yahoo product manager to their new remote office located in a suburb of Nome, AK.

a complaint about how long it takes apple to approve something from a company who takes forever to release Yahoo IM feature on the mac long after the feature existed on their non Mac application.

So when they are in a hurry apple has to jump and when they drag their feet releasing features for the rest of us they could care less.

I think apple should send them a letter saying when you start stepping up your efforts to support our product then maybe we will release your apps on the iphone a little faster.

Can you say, "Oops!"

"My bad."

You guys should read the comments on the blog post. Quite funny.

Also, they appear to have deleted comments from the entry before they edited the post.

I hope one day they will do something about Yahoo! Messenger for Mac. Do it right or just let it die. Maybe they could just kill it and use the developers to work on Adium to make it fully functional with all Yahoo! services. That would be great. Think of it: Having Adium work perfectly with Yahoo! and maybe downloading a small Adium Xtra for SMS and whatever premium features Yahoo! has.

Hahahahahaha.......fools.

It's apple's ballpark. They make and break the rules. Leave them alone.
You think 20 odd million people are going to throw their iPhones away because a handfull of developers threaten to go to the Zune-phone!?!
Blog releases like this are just link bait to advertise vapourware. If I were Apple I would announce and enforce a minimum 2 month ban on release post-approval to developers who publicly criticize their process.
That'll keep the interwebs focussed on real issues... like how many cameras the new iTablet is going to have!