Ok, so i got the approval from Apple. Only to find out the app name is not what I was wanting. In BT i names it VizualogicMac to help me decipher what was what. When uploading to apple I typed Vizualogic. My error, should have chnaged name in xcode before uploading. Question is, what the best way to fix this? Upload a new version?

I think the best thing is to upload a new version, here is a good little link http://148apps.biz/app-store-changes-adds-keywords-restricts-name-changes-search-may-ignore-description/

So do you think they will review the app all over again? Darn it...was hoping for quick change. Thanks for the help

Yeah Apple will want to see it again...for that very reason of abusing the system by renaming your app every week to gain exposure :(

I can understand that.

is there a way to note to them that the only reason for new upload is because of name error on first one?

When you submit the new app there should be fields to fill in, like a what's new in this upload, I would mention it so they don't think you are trying to slip past them

I just saw that. Thank you very much

ok, i messed something up. All I did was go into build setting in xcode and changed app name. Changed to different version# and submitted. I get this back from apple. ---------- Dear Developer, We have discovered one or more issues with your recent binary submission for Vizualogic. The following issues will need to be corrected in order for your application to proceed to review: Non-public API usage: The app contains or inherits from non-public classes in Vizualogic: CAMediaTimingFunction, NSArray, NSAutoreleasePool, NSBundle, NSCalendar, NSCharacterSet, NSData, NSDate, NSDateFormatter, NSDecimalNumber, NSDictionary, NSError, NSFileManager, NSHTTPCookie, NSHTTPCookieStorage, NSLocale, NSMutableArray, NSMutableCharacterSet, NSMutableData, NSMutableDictionary, NSMutableSet, NSMutableString, NSMutableURLRequest, NSNotificationCenter, NSNull, NSNumber, NSObject, NSOperation, NSOperationQueue, NSRunLoop, NSScanner, NSSortDescriptor, NSString, NSThread, NSTimer, NSURL, NSURLConnection, NSURLCredential, NSURLRequest, NSUserDefaults, NSXMLParser, UIActionSheet, UIApplication, UIButton, UIColor, UIDevice, UIFont, UIImage, UILabel, UINavigationBar, UINavigationController, UIScrollView, UISegmentedControl, UITabBarController, UITableView, UITableViewCell, UITextField, UIView, UIViewController, UIWindow BT_background_view, BT_button_view, BT_cell_backgroundView, BT_cell_menuList, BT_cell_settings, BT_header_image_view, BT_rssItem, BT_rssParser, BT_viewTap, FBDialog, MobFoxBannerView, OAMutableURLRequest Once you have corrected these issues, go to the app's version details page (found in the Manage Your Applications module of iTunes Connect) and click Ready to Submit Binary. Proceed through the submission process until the app's status is Waiting for Upload. You can then use Application Loader to upload the corrected binary. Regards, The iTunes Store Team

check this out http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/iphone-sdk-development/91242-app-rejected-non-public-api-usage-every-class.html

Thank you. Not seeing a resolution there though.

Those were posts from today all with same problem, maybe it is on Apples end if u are doing everything right on ur end

Very good point. I will have to see what happens. Ive tried 3 times...immediate kick back