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Still not 100% for my app. I followed the above, as well as @Kiran's method using Xcode,Project -> Rename; I also deleted the build folder several times to no legacy issues. - However "Console" is still referring to my old name. I'm concerned on some deeper level the app's name has not really been changed 100%. - My concern is with the fact that I've made a "lite" version by starting with a copy of the "full" version. So I don't want the device to get confused if my customers upgrade and download the full version and the device see two apps with the same "core" name. - Any Suggestions?? of above comment: 2010-07-03 10:56:35.129 OldAppName [45672.207] Test Message - Even though I have changed the Product_name, ".app" name Bundle name, etc... - Where does "Console" get this name, so I can truly change the app's name know why am I an exception but It didn't worked for me 4 you can simply double
click the target name and change it directly in the target list. hallski Apr doing the mentioned steps I get a Code Sign error: The identity 'bla' doesn't match any identity in any needs updating, the given answer and associated comments are very confusing and don't seem to match w latest version of xcode I get error saying "unable to change app permission something after changing the name". All I did was uninstall the app and ran the ">" button again. It worked like magic

If your app uses iCloud or Push Notifications or some other service, and you change Product Name you will also need to recreate Provisioning Profile for your app. But still, that is far better than renaming project folder in Finder and then re-include all files into Xcode there is a really good and updated answer for Xcode5 that worked like a charm, and i think it's the Updating bundle display name worked for me. This is not a good answer, if you change the name in following this steps your unit test are not going to work