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A customer is interested in releasing a universal app. However, the first release will contain only the iPhone version, the second release will contain both versions.
I found a few links where ppl figured out how to make this work in the simulation environment. However, i could not find claims about apps that finally were released to the AppStore successfully. I need verification of this.
Do you have links of people claiming to have universal apps released for iphone only or did you do it yourself?
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Yes. It is possible to build an iOS app without owning a physical iPhone or iPad. This is possible through using the iPhone and iPad simulators in Xcode. There are also third-party simulators that you can use to develop your iOS application.
A universal app is an app that can run on any mobile device operating system — meaning iOS and Android. Universal apps also work on different types and sizes of devices, including iPhones and iPads. It's a one-size-fits-all scenario designed to work for any smart device user.
In the application's Build Settings change the Targeted Device Family to iPhone, instead of iPhone/iPad.
In the latest xcode you can do this by summary screen too.
Thanks
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It's not possible to only release the iPhone version via iTunes Connect, but you can set the Target Device to iPhone-only for the first version and it'll only be released for iPhone/iPod touch.
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