I'm working on an iOS app review website开发者_Go百科 and have taken a look at the tools Apple provides, such as iTunes RSS feeds and API.
However, I do not know how to distinguish an iOS Universal app from the other iOS app types (iPhone and iPad only).
Any idea how to make this distinction so I can segregate iOS Universal apps?
Thanks!
I checked out the xml and there doesn't appear to be an element that specifies it's universality. But the link contained in the feed that points to the app's page on itunes.apple.com contains this bit of code:
<p><span class="app-requirements">Requirements: </span>
Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.1 or later
</p>
and if I'm correct you can probably get at that bit of html by targeting the class ("app-requirements" in this case) and maybe do a bit of Regex magic to check if ipad and/or iphone is contained therein.
Hope this help...not clued up enough to go into exact details.
check if this kind of feeds work for you..
http://appstorefeeds.com/
this has classification for iphone, ipad paid/free. check this out once
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