Already in the app store we have an app (runs on iOS 3.0 or above) and we have planned to upgrade that app as one.
Universal app
I believe that, when we present a universal app (runs on iOS 3.2 or later), the App Store retains a copy of the only-iPhone version of that app , And that copy is set to iOS 3.0 client (if the OS deployment target in Universal app is set to iOS 3.0)
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Correct me if I have a misunderstanding.)
After submitting my universal app, do I have my iPhone-only version Can I update without affecting the universal app?
Just so, can I address any feature request of iOS 3.0 user (or). What is the app as a universal app?
The iPad and iPhone first make two different applications with the same name, for an iPad And for an iPhone. This approach allows you to freely update two versions, as well as pay people for each version.
On the other hand is to create a universal iPhone / iPad application that has a binary that changes its function and depends on the interface on which device it is running. When you update this application, it is updated for both platforms at once. This is apple's advice, because it simplifies user experience if a user buys or downloads your app, it will work transparently on all its devices. They only pay for it once.
If you upgrade your existing iPhone app to an iPhone / iPad universal one, then the universal one changes the last iPhone-only version at the store, the previous version.
I like making universal versions, and this is what I have done for my applications. However, I can see why people want to make different versions of their applications, if the iPad version is very different from the iPhone (see Omni Focus as an example of this) and they want the user to add new applications Make an effort to make a payment.
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