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AT&T says it was not involved in an approval decision, and Apple said it didn't actually reject the application from the store.In a statement, the company said its review of the app is still under way. Bush has been out of office.The app featured President Bush on an analog clock as it counted down until President Barack Obama's inauguration.When users clicked on the President's body, it played so-called 'truthisms,' clips from speeches President Bush had given about leaving office.Apple rejected the application on the grounds that it was 'defaming, demeaning, or attacking political figures.'That's an App Store no-no, evidently.Current status: FreedomTime is still not available in the App Store.In its place, a Web site has been built to countdown the number of days former President Bush has been out of office.Google VoiceGoogle Voice is an application that allows users to to assign a single number to their home, office, and mobile phones.It was denied access to Apple's App Store, along with already-approved third-party applications that used Google Voice to work.In one fell swoop, a Web firestorm erupted.Journalists started questioning why Apple would reject the app.Consumers felt disenchanted.And the Federal Communications Commission decided to investigate.Current status: The events surrounding Google Voice's absence from the App Store are still unclear.

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Behind 10 eyebrow-raising App Store rejectionsĬastCatcher Internet Radio was enjoying its placement in Apple's App Store until the company decided to release version 1.3.The new iteration was rejected by Apple for a strange reason.Apple wrote in a letter to CastCatcher's developer, Amro Mousa, that the application's update was rejected because it transferred 'excessive volumes of data over the cellular network.'Mousa was a little perplexed by Apple's decision to suddenly deny the application access to the store, considering that the new version of the app didn't transfer more data than previous, approved versions.Worst of all, Mousa said, his app was using the same amount of data as competing streaming-radio applications.Current status: Eventually, Mousa and Apple were able to reach a middle ground, and new versions of the application were allowed into the App Store.CastCatcher 1.4.4 is currently offered in Apple's store for $1.99.EucalyptusEucalyptus, an e-book reader app, was denied access to Apple's App Store after the company found that it allowed users to read the Kama Sutra.The ancient book on sexuality was downloaded from Project Gutenberg, which the app used to acquire books.In a letter sent to Eucalyptus developers, Apple said that the app was denied because it gave users access to 'objectionable' material.If the developers removed the Kama Sutra from its book listings, Apple would have allowed the app into the Store.Current status: After having some discussions with Apple, a Eucalyptus developer wrote on the company's blog that Apple had relented and would allow the full version of the app, Kama Sutra and all, into the App Store.It's currently available for $9.99.FreedomTimeFreedom Time takes on former President Bush.Screenshot by Don Reisinger/CNETIn a political statement, a group of developers created an application called FreedomTime, to count down the days left until former President George W.

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