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Barnes and Noble is the top bookseller in the United States, operating about 770 superstores across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. But the venerable chain is locked in mortal combat with Amazon.com, whose Kindle e-book reader is eating away at Barnes & Noble's customer base. Online, Amazon rules. But Barnes & Noble is making a serious play to remain relevant.

dPompa this week released Matalot 1.0, a task management application for the iPhone.

TARI has introduced FlyBy 1.0, a 3D flying game for the iPhone and iPod touch. It's available for US$0.99 at the Apple App Store.

Tracking expenses is always important. During a recession, it is crucial.

TweetDeck for iPhone does what I thought was practically impossible: perfectly replicates the powerful column experience of the desktop TweetDeck on the iPhone, and in a surprisingly usable and snappy way.

As endlessly predicted, Apple's unveiled a new iPhone today at WWDC, the iPhone 3G S - the "s" stands for speed.

Sprint Mi-Fi 2200 mobile wireless hot spot, by Sprint (and Novatel Wireless), about $100 (after rebates, plus data service).

FM transmitters, which let you play just about any MP3 device through a car stereo, tend to offer dubious performance, especially in areas with a lot of radio stations. But Belkin is leveraging the capabilities of the iPhone to improve its TuneCast Auto Live FM transmitter.

The reviews of Microsoft's new mobile OS, Windows Mobile 6.5, are in - and none of them are glowing. It seems that Windows Mobile 6.5 is more of a superficial cosmetic overhaul, not a bona fide upgrade capable of handling the mobile market's stiff competition.

Hacker sends an unremovable message to jailbroken iPhones demanding cash for instructions to remove the hack.

Apple has apparently added a new layer to the iTunes App Store approval process. Now developers will find their iPhone apps passed through a mysterious device called a static analysis tool. So what the dickens does this mean? Bear with us…

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