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It never takes long for the Dev Team to pry open the seams of the latest iPhone OS firmware, tickle its insides and come up with a fresh Jailbreak.

Apple's engineering department still isn't sparing the horses for iPhone OS 3.0. It has released beta 3 to developers only two weeks after Beta 2 was released.

The iPhone OS has been updated to 3.1 bringing with it new features, bug fixes, and a bill for some iPod Touch users.

Developers, start your engines. Apple has rolled out iPhone 3.1 OS Beta in preparation for an eventual fall release.

Since downloading the iPhone's new 3.0 OS, I've had a chance to try out pretty much everything and decide what I love and what I like (so far, nothing to hate).

Apple is scheduled to release its iPhone OS 3.0 software update today-according to industry rumors, the update will be available for download at 1:00 pm EST.

There are dozens of new features in iPhone OS 3.0. Some major. Some trivial. Some are featured at Apple's iPhone page. Others are not even mentioned. Today's

Famed iPhone hacker George Hotz is at it again, and this time he's making it (black)ra1n! Following on his "purplera1n" iPhone jailbreak utility, Geohot has released his "blackra1n" to jailbreak Apple's latest iPhone OS 3.1.2 for iPhones everywhere.

Best Mac games in 2014 - after reviews and analysis, Enjoy wonderful game in your MAC system.

After spending a couple of weeks with the latest edition of Apple's mobile OS, I have one clear reaction: the line between an iPhone and an iPad is becoming more of a perceptual thing.

The latest and greatest jailbreak tool has been released and it supports iPhone OS 3.1 on the 3GS hardware. Before you get too excited, keep in mind it will only work if you've already jailbroken your iPhone 3GS when it was running 3.0 or 3.0.1 firmware.

Summer is long over and lots hackers and geeks have spent a lot of time again behind their computers. The results are very interesting at times, like the just released first Linux OS port for the Apple iPhone.

iPhone 2.1 represented both a large leap of stability across the OS and a brisk stride of new features in key areas like the iPod app and even SMS. Now that folks have dug through recent builds of the beta iPhone 2.2 updates, Apple will apparently maintain a casual jogging pace with new features, though you wouldn't know it from the release notes.

As I sat in the audience at Google's I|O conference yesterday morning, I watched Google VP of Engineering Vic Gundotra and others unveil Android 2.2 "Froyo," an ambitious upgrade to the company's mobile OS. Gundotra began the keynote by framing Android as a moral crusade against "a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice."

While you're going to have to wait until June to get your hands on iPhone OS 4.0, app developers have already been tinkering with it for weeks, providing plenty of juicy details about the features buried within the software's code.

Developers testing iPhone 3.0 beta have discovered further evidence of voice control coming to the OS.

Apple apparently likes to release updates at the speed of light, which is great for iPhone owners and developers.

Anticipation is a powerful emotion. It can make the strongest of men whine like petulant two year olds or make a mundane event feel like 4th of July fireworks.

Google has rolled out the Search for My Location feature for Safari on the iPhone making sure you can always find what you need close by.