There's a new version of Carlo Franchino's CallerID Fix Collection out. This new release bumps the homebrew solution up to version 1.1.0 and adds even more countries to the supported list.

It's a bit of a hassle when you can't even see your cool new iPhone wallpaper because of all your app icons. That's where clear themes come in. They use clear icons so you can still see your iPhone's wallpaper even when your phone is packed with apps. One of these is Let's See, a free new WinterBoard theme that you can get on Cydia.

Wanna be the kind of guy who knows all sorts of trivia? BigBoss' new iPhone homebrew app, Facts 1.0, can help. Like the name suggests, this app contains various facts about seven different topics. Learn more in the full article.

You can probably find a lot of reasons to block some people from calling you or sending you text messages. Similarly, there are a number of iPhone apps that let you do just that. One of these is MCleaner. Find out more about this full-featured call and SMS blocker after the jump.

There are a lot of new apps today on the iPhone App Store. Highlights include A Mathematics Equation, and app that provides users with over 200 mathematical equations, and a free little time waster called A.K.A. More in the full article.

Another day, another batch of new downloads on the iPhone App Store. Notable additions today include Caliper, a handy caliper tool for the iPhone, and Accounts, a very useful tracker for your savings accounts. The top ten after the jump.

A bunch of new apps have made their debut on Apple's App Store this week, with releases ranging from games to educational software. Hit the full article for a quick look at the top ten.

Have you taken a look around the App Store yet? It's been around since early last month, and already, there's been a lot of downloading going on. If you still haven't taken the plunge yet, go grab your iPhone and see what's in store by reading the full article.

In a move that is sure to be welcomed by many, Microsoft has stopped the distribution of all Xbox Live-related iPhone applications at the Apple's AppStore. Why is this going to be welcomed? Because Microsoft wants these apps to be absolutely free of charge. More on this after the jump.

If you want to pull up some quick information about your World of Warcraft character (or anyone else's for that matter), why don't you try browsing for it on your iPhone. I'm not talking about the WoW Armory. There's a quicker way for you to do that - on the new and updated version of the Warcraft Characters app for the iPhone.