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If Apple's sat back and let the iPhone hacking community do its thing in peace (well, relative peace) so far, this little gem just might be what the doctor ordered to stir up the crap. Crackulous - available now in beta form through Cydia - claims to be able to strip the protection off most apps downloaded from the App Store, meaning that just a single user needs to take the plunge and buy a target app once to get it busted and into free circulation.

Independent media organisation the Creamer Media group has launched what it believed to be the first South African-developed iPhone 3G application, with its Mining Weekly Online publication set to be one of the myriad of applications available for the gadget.

While reading the Bible is certainly a good thing, carrying a rather bulky book around with you can be inconvenient. That's why some readers might be pleased to know that now they can read the Bible on their iPhones.

I could go on and on today to you about how Apple is wrong for ignoring the low-end market and why they should be producing a smaller, cheaper version of the iPhone that will be the iPhone nano, but what's the use? I don't see any, especially now that these beautiful cases of a purported, already-in-production, upcoming iPhone nano have been generously leaked. No, sir.

Rumors that Walmart would begin selling the iPhone soon have been around for a few days and we now have an answer thanks to Bloomberg. Yes, you'll be able to get an iPhone at Walmart, and probably by Christmas. Store representatives at several locations confirmed that employees are being trained to sell the handset, which will hit shelves by the end of the month. This makes Walmart the second retail chain to sell the iPhone, and also the largest.

A new PVR/DVB solution that will support streaming to the iPhone is being developed by ViXS Systems and Rebaca Technologies. The Set-Top Box Reference Design for the platform will make use of the Rebaca Software Stack and the ViXS XCode 3290 SoC.

Ok, well you really can't control Iron Man, but the lucky French can use their iPhone to control their soon to be released Iron Man Blu-Ray disc. This title will be the first to utilize NetBlender's BD Touch technology that allows your Blu-ray movie to interact with your iPhone and iPod Touch.

iPhone users certainly seem to be a lucky lot with several apps and software updates being launched for them everyday. This one is sure to get the town buzzing abut it for quite some time.

With just a couple of days to go until the Apple press event, we now expect an announcement to be made about a Verizon iPhone 4G. This is certainly great news for so many users but it is Palm who will now be feeling the pressure, as they struggle to keep hold of customers.

It's been a crazy few days for the gadget blog Gizmodo, ever since the site published detailed information about a new iPhone prototype that may or may not be the next-generation iPhone. The device has now been returned to Apple, and some of the last bits of information about the handset, and the fallout from the debacle, are being reported.

Apple has announced that CEO Steve Jobs will be emceeing the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on June 7 in San Francisco.

The long-awaited Verizon iPhone will be available in February, and scores of new smartphone converts will finally be able to check their e-mail while brushing their teeth, play Plants vs. Zombies while chewing their morning muffins and carry out bank transactions while walking to work.

It appears as if USA Today is now in the iPhone rumor business, alleging that Verizon will be carrying the iPhone as soon as 2010. Unfortunately, neither evidence nor common sense support its claim that Verizon will be selling a CDMA-based iPhone next year, or ever.

Word has it that the new iPhone refresh will see some notable upgrades, and one thing that will be included would be an integrated FM radio - this news won't bode well from third party manufacturers who have made a killing in the past with their FM radio add-ons.

This is actually tomorrow's contest, but since that means many of us will be busy celebrating - or being celebrated - we're bumping it up to give everyone a little head start.

It is official. OS 3.1 for the iPhone will be released today.

Rumors are pointing to a possible Netflix release on Apple's iPhone and Nintendo's Wii. However, the iPhone version will have some obstacles if it intends to be successful.

There is nothing like being able to quickly locate a friend. The Iphone GPS App call iLOCi seems to be the very best in class. I do not think you can beat the price that's for sure! A Bi-directional GPS App for the iPhone for $2.99 is enough to make me want to own one!

You might be surprised by the applications that dominate the Apple App Store. Or you might not be.

Location sharing service Google Latitude arriving to help iPhone and iPod touch owners find their friends up and down the land ought to be a a joyous occasion, and while it's here we can't help but be a bitter.