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iBoobs from Mystic Game Development Gets a Failing Grade from Apple
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
Apple has decided to reject an app that would clearly be a must-download/oggle for any heterosexual male on the planet. Called iBoobs (from Mystic Game Development), the app features, well… you can pretty much guess what it features. Go ahead and check out the video above for a demo.
It appears as though Apple has given a stern wag of the finger to the app. This comes off as a curious move to me, considering some of the apps let into the App Store of late (including a whole bevy of ‘farting’ applications). However, in Apple’s mind I suppose the app in question ...
NSFW: Boob App on the iPhone is Obviously Called iBoobs, Obviously Not Approved [Boobs]
Gizmodo —
Sir? Could I interest you in a boobs app for your iPhone? Perhaps one that's motion sensitive, so you can jiggle it at will? Ooooh, I'm sorry. It's not possible. Apple has denied our application on the grounds that it's either obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory. Apologies! Maybe with the upcoming NSFW category in the iPhone App store you may get a chance to jiggle me for yourself, but I wouldn't count on it. [iPhone Ticker via Macenstein via Kotaku]
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iBoobs denied entry to AppStore
Boing Boing Gadgets —
"Obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory," says Apple.
The App That Never Was: iBoobs
GEARFUSE —
Here’s some video of the iPhone app iBoobs. It was rejected by Apple for App Store placement due to obvious reasons. Apple is a prude and thinks that boobs have a place on Baywatch but not the iPhone. I’m sure every guy would have shelled out 99 cents for some jiggling boobs, though. Look at ‘em go! I think Harry Belafonte’s “Jump in the line” sums it all up quite nicely: Shake, shake, shake Senora, shake your body line Shake, shake, shake Senora, shake it all the time Link
