It seems like Microsoft and Apple may soon be hand-in-hand once again as evidence of a new crossover utilizing both company's products has recently been sighted. During a recent demonstration at the Citrix Application Delivery Conference in Melbourne, presenters were able to use a client desktop software entitled "XenDesktop" to access Windows sessions over a Citrix server. More details regarding this can be found in our full article.

Developer OneFran recently released a new iPhone homebrew game featuring a port of the well-loved puzzle game, Tetris. While the game may not be the first one of its kind, it certainly is as enjoyable as its other similar counterparts. Find out what makes this one different from the rest by reading our full article after the jump.

We've seen quite many other drawing applications for the iPhone, but iSpazio's new Sculptor app gives a new twist to the usual drawing, by making your scribbles appear as if they are sculpted out of clay. If you're looking for a nice pastime with your iPhone, then you may want to check this out. More details in the full article.

Fans of freeware application for either the iPhone or iPod touch might want to check DiskAid v1.1 which allows both devices to be used as an external drive. Want to find out more? Then head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: DiskAid v1.1 Mac
Download: DiskAid v1.1 PC

Remotely editing the notes you saved using your favorite Internet browser can be a useful way to keep everything organized. Case in point is developer iPhone, iPod touch homebrew developer">John Robinson's ongoing homebrew project, RemoteNote, for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch. Check out the details of the latest changes added to RemoteNote 1.0.3 in our full article.

Apple iPhone users will want to keep an eye out on their installers. Homebrew coder Alex recently posted an update on his blog announcing an new version of PuzzleManiak, v0.99b, would be coming out soon. Learn more about it after the jump!

If you're one of the prospective iPhone 3G buyers who are still a little miffed about having to wait in line at your local Apple store just to get your unit activated then don't fret. A recently released internal AT&T Mobility memo obtained by AppleInsider suggested that customers may be able to activate their iPhone from the comfort of their own home. Find out more about this in our full article after the jump.

If you feel the need to try out an alternative text messaging service, you might want to check out the latest version of biteSMS, a third party application for Apple's iPhone. Developer Brooke from Apple iPhone School recently announced a new build for the homebrew app, which now includes additional language support as well as some new interface changes. More details on biteSMS 1.16 in our full article.

If you're the type who enjoys reading on the go, then you definitely don't want to pass up on the chance to get the latest version of pyefox's textReader for the iPhone. This useful homebrew application updates itself to version 0.9, finally checking itself out of its previous beta release.Check out all the new changes included in textReader 0.9 in our full article.

Download: textReader 0.9
Download: textReader 0.9 (icon pack)

Developer BigBoss recently revealed the latest build to the highly popular iPhone homebrew interface application, Touchpad Pro. Version 4.41 now includes Turkish language support for this handy little app. You can find out more about Touchpad Pro v4.41 in our full article after the jump.