DoApp created a $.99 cent whoopie cushion iPhone App that was eventually rejected by Apple. Wade Beavers, DoApp’s vice president of strategy, said Apple had never hinted that a program that mimics bodily functions would be considered inappropriate. “Sometimes you feel like you’re in line with the Soup Nazi,” Beavers said, referring to a Seinfeld episode in which a soup vendor capriciously banished patrons. “It’s a really good deal to be part of the Apple thing, and you don’t want to say anything to rock the boat. No soup for you! Your apps are gone!” Read whole article in the Globe here
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