Well yes. You can also pirate it and install on jailbroken phones (one of the only reasons I do so, since I never was able to purchase it). Podcaster used a lo

Well yes. You can also pirate it and install on jailbroken phones (one of the only reasons I do so, since I never was able to purchase it). Podcaster used a loophole in the adhoc distribution method that allowed for getting around the 100 device limit. Apple is now preventing that developer from doing so. I think Apple would probably go as far as to monitor who is using the adhoc distribution method to bypass the app store (since at the moment they'd get lots of publicity for doing so, as this is typically only for limited beta testing and the like) to disable their account in general. I can't see how Podcaster will be able to update anymore... I know lots of people have been bringing up Cydia as a viable alternative, but it's not a storefront and Cydia will not last if the App Store becomes a failure as a result. But it may be one available and open solution for banned applications.