There seems to be news every day about the newly seeded firmware 2.2 for the iPhone. Yesterday it was the Google’s Street View feature, today it’s the option to rate an application when deleting it.

Recently a Greek Language website, iPhone Hellas, reported that in the new firmware version 2.2 a user is now given an application rating screen when they delete an application. After pressing the little “X” to delete an application a “Please rate before deleting” box pops up with a 5 star rating option and a “No Thanks” button.

With all the changes to the rating system to form it fair on the developers, that suggests to us that Apple is not happy with the amount of rating they are receiving at that day. We do not think that that method will accurately depict the applications worth as most citizens will either hit 1 star considering they did not like it or just randomly choose a rating just to bypass the screen. At any rate there does not seem to be any happy medium with the application rating system.

[Via iPhoneHellas]

[Source] Shawn Brown