Although the team behind Spore have taken a lot of steps to make sure they don't tread on any religious people's toes, they're taking some flak from an unexpected front: "militant atheists". More in the full article.

Here's a nifty way to make use of podcast technology and Apple's latest gadgets. The Tate gallery in Liverpool has put up an experimental exhibition whereby users can pick up the entire tour of the exhibition on their iPhones or iPod Touches. More after the jump!

Wondering about the iPhone's viability as a game platform? Well, wonder no more. Word from the Wall Street Journal is that Sega's Super Monkey Ball has sold over 300,000 copies.  Learn more about the bouncing monkey ball after the jump!

It's a sign of the digital age. America's libraries, in an attempt to keep with the times and draw back readers, have greatly expanded its selection of digital titles, from e-books, to movies, to music, that can be downloaded by library patrons for use on their gadgets.

Better still, all of the media they're putting up is free, so long as you've got a library card. More after the jump!

Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently talked to the Wall Street Journal about the iPhone. During the interview, Jobs dished out a few impressive figures about the recently-launched App Store. He also talked about the iPhone "kill switch" uncovered by hackers, saying that yes, it does exist. Details in the full article.

iPhone and iPod owners know how much of a pain it could be when their unit's memory runs out and they still have lots of music they want to transfer from iTunes. Well, a future iPhone software update may actually allow you to access your entire iTunes media library from your unit without having to sync it up. Problem solved. More details in the full article.

Don't look now, but the iphone-dev team recently announced the impending arrival of their latest version of PwnageTool, as well as the beta release of Nullriver's Installer.app 4. Both utilities should arrive sometime today and will provide some very useful improvements for those of you who own an iPhone. Find out more about the upcoming release of these homebrew tools after the jump.

Apple has been slapped by a class action suit for allegedly not compensating employees with overtime pay and meal allowances. The case has been filed at a California court, and if Apple is proven guilty, it could be ordered to revise its policies and cough up some retroactive wages. More in the full article.

Those of you who take part in the joys of video blogging can now do it directly through their iPhones thanks to the latest update from the Qik website. Mobile devices running on firmware 1.1.4 can make use of the online video blogging service by following the quick and easy steps outlined in our full article.

With the recent release of Apple's 2.0.1 firmware for the iPhone and iPod touch, it may soon become a toss-up between having a more stable device or being able to freely download third-party apps on it. Reports have noted that the updates used in firmware 2.0.1 may render your Apple gadget insusceptible to normal jailbreaking methods. Find out more about this development in our full article.