“Frustrated by Apple’s rejection of his iPad app, Seattle developer Ram Arumugam e-mailed Chief Executive Steve Jobs,” Sharon Pian Chan reports for The Seattle Times.
“Two hours later, he picked up a phone call and heard: ‘Ram, this is Steve,'” Chan reports. “Jobs was on the other end.”
Chan reports, “The two talked about Arumugam’s app, called ‘Economy for iPad,’ and why it was rejected by Apple [it has since been approved].”
Full article here.
Arumugam’s blog post about the encounter here.
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