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• Got it to work. The app will have a pair of files like, MYAPP_Prefix.pch
  MYAPP XC.xcodeproj in the /build/iphone directory. You'll end up with duplicates after you rename your app so delete the old pair(s) or you'll get a build error. Change the <name> node in tiapp.xml – mine underlined it in red when I added a space but it seems to be fine in the actual build so I ignored that error. I also changed the manifest. @Sagar was right. Lastly, I found the simulator was crashing after this on launch so I just reset it. In the iOS Simulator, go iOS Simulator > Reset Content and Settings…
  After that it worked fine and appears correctly, even with a space.

• Thats not what I'm talking about Caio. I'm talking about the name of the app that is under the icon when its on the phone.

• You either have to create a new project with the name you want or change the name in the info.plist file. Well those are the ways that I know at least.

• You need to copy the info.plist file in you project's root. The build process will replace the one in the iphone directory with yours.

  Anybody has an idea on how to do the same thing on Android?

• I edited the manifest file found in the project root, then reimport.

• I have done an experiment and found that if you open a Project Explorer in Ti Studio and rename the app's folder, the app's name in the simulator changes.

  Hope this helps.

  Andy

• I suppose that if you change the XML tag

  <name></name>
  

  in your tiapp.xml and you make sure you clean everything, it'll change the Product Name.

• You can change it using

  <name>Application Name </name>
  

  in

  tiapp.xml

• Hi, J L

  You can change it using

  <name>Application Name </name>
  

  in tiapp.xml

  and

  #appname: Application Name
  

  in manifest

  Try this this will help you

• That is probably the name of the project while you're just testing it. Once you submit it to the App Store for approval you get to pick your company name and your app name again.