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Have you played Peggle? This iPhone game came out some time ago and was an immediate hit at the app store for it's strange and extremely addictive gameplay. The game just went on sale for 99 cents, but it will only last until midnight Sunday, June 14.

This is the spot for our live coverage of Apple's World Wide Developers Conference. The keynote is scheduled to begin Monday at 1 p.m EDT (10 a.m. PDT). All times below are EDT unless otherwise indicated.

Ever left the house or office and realized a few hours later you forgot that all important document or spreadsheet on your computer? How great would it be if you could somehow retrieve that document or presentation using your iPhone. With the help of LogMeIn Ignition, this becomes a reality.

Fring has updated its application for iPhone and iPod Touch with some extra functionality its users demanded.

With all the attention in the arena of iPhone applications being fixed squarely on Skype for the past few days, it almost escaped my view that Yahoo has finally released their free Yahoo Mobile app, which we reported on in February. The app's release coincides with a revamp of their entire Yahoo Mobile web portal, and is designed to provide a uniform experience across products. The iPhone version has some unique hardware-based features, however, but how does it stack up to Google for iPhone?

Rumors have it that Microsoft is developing a new PC concept described as being "tablet-sized" and loaded with many touch-sensitive features.

Okay, at first the idea of using your iPhone while biking makes about as much sense as gabbing away on your phone while behind an auto's steering wheel.

If you've been tempted to jailbreak your iPhone but haven't yet taken the plunge, I've got a couple of tips that will help make the process a little smoother.

Adobe's digital-imaging technology goes mobile as the company brings the Photoshop.com Mobile app for the iPhone. Well, iPhone users can now take advantage of the touchscreen controls and edit photos, apply effects and share images simply with the flick of a finger.

Motorola's Droid smart phone has attracted a fair amount of attention as possibly the toughest challenger for the iPhone.