Apple tightened the conditions for accepting applications to App Store and most recently began emphasizing the name in the approval process Steve Jobs. Apple because he doesn't want people to misuse his name to increase the popularity of their apps, so only a few apps were lucky enough to get through the company's approval process Apple. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case with the Quoth Steve app, which offered access to Steve Jobs' quotes and offered one each day.
Apple the team justified the rejection of the application by saying that the company does not accept applications dedicated to Steve Jobs and it would be more appropriate if the application offered messages from other important personalities. John Gill wanted to release this application on Steve Jobs' 59th birthday, which unfortunately Jobs did not live to see. He died of pancreatic cancer in 2011 after a long battle. “He inspired us not to accept the status quo, to strive for wonderful things and not just acceptable things. There are many quotes full of wisdom and an interesting way of looking at the world. Some quotes about technology are funny, but the best quotes are about life.” claims the author of the application.
Because Apple rejected his app, and Gill continues to push to get the app onto phones, transformed his iOS web app app which can be downloaded from the link below. The app itself requires you to install it on your device. You can do this by selecting "Add to Home Screen" option of your device after launch and loading.
*Source: Re/code
