iPhone and iPod Touch users, rejoice - the latest version of homebrew developer John Robinson's RemoteNote has just been updated, and it's headed right for Installer soon. From an interface change to improved Unicode support, this update also sports the feature to protect your notes with a password. It's an update that couldn't have come sooner. Check out all the details in the full article.

For those of us who see the Apple iPhone as another frontier for homebrew, here's an update: the latest iPhone SDK and firmware have just been released, and it's available for download for everyone registered as an Apple iPhone Developer. Check out all the details of this very unexpected development in the full article, and see if it doesn't make your coding fingers tingle with delight.

For those of us who can't seem to find enough time to water our plants, here's an alternative: the iPhone-controlled robotic watering can, a gadget that will moisturize any plants you may have with a simple tilt of your next-gen communication device. Truly, technology does make life easier, and the menial tasks just a bit more effortless. The video and the details in the full article, so prepare to welcome our soon-to-be iPhone overlords.

Looking for an iPhone application that can help you pick out just where you'll have dinner with that special someone? Then StreetFlow, a homebrew application that does just that, should be right up your alley. Not only does it list the establishments nearest to you, but it also archives feedback given by other StreetFlow users. Fine dining is only a download away! Check out all the details in the full article.

If you're in the mood to streamline your work process, then here's something that could probably help: Peter Maurer's Witch 2.0, a handy application for your Apple workhorse that lets you bind application-switching actions to specific keystrokes. Already at version 2.0, it has quite the update - more specifically, how it's made the jump from donationware to shareware. Check out all the details in the full article.

If you're up for some puzzle gameplay on your Apple iPhone that's a bit more next-gen than the usual, then this one should be relevant to your interests. Introducing Trism, the game that plays much like any gem-matching title out there, but with two distinct differences: one, it uses touchscreen controls, and two is that it also uses the iPhone's tilt function for layered gameplay. It may sound a bit weird, but all will be explained in the full article.

If you're looking for something to make your Apple iPhone just a bit more retro-flavored in terms of gaming, then you don't have to look any further than homebrew developer ZodTTD's GameBoy emulator for the iPhone, gameboy4iphone. Now in its 1.1.0 beta version, this one is looking pretty solid. There's a catch, though - only members of the Beta Tester Club will be able to download this baby. Still, if the details catch you, then the full article beckons.

For those of us who want insane bang for our buck as far as Apple software bundles are concerned, then here's a special news bulletin: MacUpdate is selling a bundle that's sure to kit out your rig to the extreme, and it only costs US$ 64.99. Check out what you'll be getting, as well as what the catch is, in the full article. This is one deal you can't possibly refuse.

Want to make your pictures more perfect, yet can't be bothered to use some of the more complicated photo-editing software out in the market? Then Apple's Aperture should be the application for you, and in its latest version, 2.1, it has a new plug-in feature that lets you edit photographs like you never had before. Check out the full article for the entire details.

Ever wonder when we'll ever see a 3G-compatible Apple iPhone? Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney thinks that we won't have to wait very long, and we won't be running out of stock soon either. Read more on what Ken Dulaney has to say about the iPhone's future, based on information he's received from certain Asian circles. All the information after the jump.