Apple's Safari 3.1 has been undergoing private testing over the last few days. From all indications, Apple created this latest version of the browser to provide Web designers with an easier way of writing dynamic, customizable web pages as well as iPhone apps. Follow the "read more" link below to find out more.

Apple has just released the add-on Braille Display Update 1.0, to be used with the VoiceOver feature of Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard. As its name implies, the file increases the list of refreshable displays compatible with the feature.

To know more about this, check out the full article after the jump!

So your PSP can now be used as a phone. Betcha didn't think it could be used as a remote control, eh? No worries, because Harmony Solutions has thought of that exact thing. Now you can use your PSP as a remote control for your Apple iTunes and Windows Media Player. Amazing? You haven't seen the whole thing yet. To do so, click on our full article.

Apple users, heads up! Several updates for iWork '08 has just been released and they mostly tackle about compatibility with Mac OS X. This release bumps all the programs in iWork up to version 4.0.2

To see all the changes concerning applications Pages, Keynote, and Numbers, click the "read more" link below.

RPN calculation - the one thing that you could use to slap your elementary math mentors so silly, even their subjects and predicates would be rendered Reverse Polish-wise. It slapped this blogger back to the Tibet of MDAS and notations, and somehow Apple homebrew developer Marcio C. Almeida just plopped me right back in that same sad movie with MACalc v0.1.6. Now run along and head on over to the full story for more, while I try to recover from putting two and two together - RPN style.


Download: MACalc v0.1.6

Ever wanted to make your very own Apple iPhone application? Then you're in the right place, as Apple iPhone homebrew developer aracnid's handy little app, Jiggy, will get your coder fix without any of the HTML or Safari hassle. Check out the entire details of what's new with Jiggy in the full article.

Apple iPhone homebrew developer R4m0n has just busted out an update of one of his projects, iPhysics, and this one takes care of the rather annoying compatibility issues with other iPhone applications. Check out all the details in the full article.

Download: iPhysics v1.0.1

With the arrival of the latest Apple iPhone software version, the guys behind the NES emulator, NES.app, have also released an updated version - and its biggest change? It works with the latest software. Convenient! Check out the entire details in the full article.






Download: NES.app v2.0.4

Do you have a problem memorizing all those account and user names as well as passwords? If you own an iPhone or iPod touch, then you don't have to keep listing all those numbers and letters in a piece of toilet paper: Agile Web Solution's 1password is now on both devices. Don't worry, it offers protection from identity theft. Details in the full article.

Not only can you connect with people using your iPhone but it seems that you can also do the same with cars with Delphi's concept web application. Via Gizmodo, we were able to see a video that showed a car being controlled by an iPhone in real time.

Check out the details of the video after the jump!