Developers can now register up to 200 iOS devices for testing and ad hoc distribution

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By Christian ZibregAug 16, 2013, 8:13 pm271 pts
For years registered iOS developers were allowed to register up to a hundred iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices for app testing and ad hoc distribution, as long as they paid their $99 annual membership fee. But large development teams have always been complaining how Apple’s policy poses a serious problem…

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