Sandboxed apps are much easier for Apple to verify, check, and approve for the Mac App store, since they are inherently self-contained, but this poses a big problem: sandboxing your app sometimes means that features that dig deep into OS X must be removed.
To sum it up, in order to take advantage of new features like iCloud and Notification Center, developers must "sandbox" their app - which limits its access to system data, almost like how apps work on iOS. Sandbox of frustration: Apple's walled garden closes in on Mac developers / Apple's OS X Mountain Lion launched on Wednesday, and with it came a new set of rules laid out by Apple that restrict what Mac developers can do with their apps.
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