Changes to the iPhone SDK happen around yearly at best. Even vendors such as Adobe can manage a yearly release cycle. Beyond that, why does this need to be in t

Changes to the iPhone SDK happen around yearly at best. Even vendors such as Adobe can manage a yearly release cycle. Beyond that, why does this need to be in the ToS of the SDK at all? If they only want applications that do a good job of supporting their APIs, then when a new app is submitted for inclusion in the App Store they can say "Hey, your app sucks for multitasking." The concern should be quality of application, not the toolchain used to develop the application. I suspect that many Flash-to-iPhone conversions would be rejected from a performance, stability, or other perspective, but there are better frameworks (such as Titanium) that play extremely nicely in the ecosystem and can be used to build real, performant applications.