While there's no evidence that points to this developer's rant as the reason his app was pulled, it's undeniable that his game was pulled from the App Store soon after it. Game developer Tommy Refenes publicly called Apple's app store "awful" and "horrible" (and worse) on March 10th at the Game Developer's Conference. This week, Apple kicked his game out of the App Store.

His game was "Zits & Giggles." It's a simple pimple-popping game for the iPhone and iPod touch, which reportedly the developers created as a "lark." In fact, since the game was released March 9th of 2009, sales have been "negligible."

During his rant, Refenes said that he "absolutely f*cking hate the iPhone App Store. I think it's awful; I think it's horrible."

He added that he started an experiment five months ago, to prove that the App Store is "kind of sh*t, for most things." The experiment was changing the pricing, to ridiculous prices for a game, especially a game this simple.

Five months ago, Refenses raised the game's price to $15. The day he raised it, three people bought it. Raising the price up to $50 allegedly resulted in four sales, and fourteen people are said to have bought the game when the price escalated to $299. One person even bought the game for $400 on the same day it was removed from the App Store.

Refenses conclusion: most people who buy games on the App Store are not gamers. The App Store is a way to sell a brand, much like the old, unlamented Tiger handhelds he spoke about, as well.
Big names sell, but they don't play well on a touchscreen, he concluded.

Another possible conclusion: people paying $299 for this sort of game are idiots. But that's another story.

At any rate, the app is out of the store, and Apple, as it typically does, will not give an explanation for the banning. It could be because he continued to raise the price, as Apple has a history of banning outlandishly nonsense apps.

Or, it could be because he ranted and dissed the App Store. We'll never know, unless Apple opens up, and that's unlikely, based on history.

Watch Refenes' rant on video:

Aishwarya is wearing a very adorable Churidar Dress. The entire top is embroidered all over with white threads creating a beautiful pattern on hem and neckline. Paired with matching chiffon stole. Embellishments is done on dupatta as well. Complimented with a silk yellow/green Churidar and high heels.

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It is the daily wear dress of married and unmarried women of India. This simple dress is made in demand with latest designs of salwar kameez styles by the eminent designers and the trend setters of the fashion industry. There are different patterns and styles of salwar kameez which the fashion designers have come up with. Among them Anarkali is the latest style of salwar kameez and it is in very much in demand it the Kameez’s design with body fit from the upper torso and below that it turns into frock design. Its circumference is increased by adding a cloth or lace below the knee. This style of salwar kameez in crushed cotton detailed with contrasting embroidered patchwork on daman paired with matching churidar and tri shade dupatta is looks awesome.

Anarkali Salwar Kameez is the latest trend in salwar kameez fashion. It suits to every occassion and as a casual wear also it gives a gorgeous look. And not only this, anarkali style is now in fashion of bridal wear also. Anarkali bridal wear is the latest fashion in anarkali style. Girls who doesn’t want to wear a saree or lehnga for their wedding they go for anarkali style salwar suits, where salwar dress is a traditional wear and anarkali style is making it more magnificient and trendy. As for a look of anarkali bridal wear the bridal salwar suit in pure georgette with heavy embroidery of sequences,with studded jewllery. Dupatta of this anarkali bridal wear is also embellished with sequin work in middle and sequined lace work at edges. Apart from the saree which is a traditional wear for the bride anarkali salwars add differences in the special day. It too brings an elegance worn in ease. Designer anarkali suits is the latest fashion of today..and with the change of fashion anarkali style has also been changed a bit, the length of kameez has been designed short to give a new look to dress. This style of anarkali salwar kameez is somehow different than anarkali dress.

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This unique dress is in fashion of all era. It has a complete look. Well designed, trendy, fashionable, and easy to wear and carry.

Here she’s in a very fabulous Salwar Kameez. Her Kameez is well adorned with heavy golden embellishments all over, Kameez is slitted through front, high sherwani collar with maroon banarsi sleeves. Comes with a two toned dupatta in golden and maroon. She looked stunning at her party accompanied with her with her friends and fellows.