iPhone owners who find themselves check the latest scores for their favorite sporting event will find the latest version of iScores (previous version here) pretty useful. Now providing real-time Formula 1 racing scores as well as improved notification options, this homebrew app is the program to have if you're a real sports nut. More details and changelog in the full article.

Whispers went round since Steve Jobs unveiled the 3G iPhone that Apple had a new version of the iPhone firmware cooking in the kitchen. These whispers soon escalated to rumors that the alleged iPhone v2.0 firmware was to release before the 3G revision of Apple's revered touch phone was ready for retail. We expect that the homebrew community was looking forward to promising leads that might hint an unlockable option for the 3G iPhone, so perhaps this news bit would brighten their day: a future ZiPhone jailbreak release could do just that.

Those who prefer to do their reading on the go with their iPhones can try this simple - yet virtually problem-free - application. Check out the textReader, an application that lets you quickly load and read large text files without having to encounter any problems loading them. Installation instructions and changelog in the full article.

Homebrew developer BigBoss didn't take very long to come up with a new update to the Apple iPhone homebrew app, Touchpad Pro. The latest build, version 4.40, now allows you to make use of the mobile phone's built-in accelerometer feature in conjunction with the program. To find out more about the new update, check out our full article after the jump.

Development on hc's TimeCapsule brew for the iPhone is far from over, folks. He's just released the latest version, 0.40b1, and it's sure got a lot of changes incorporated in its changelog. Check them out after the jump.

Can't wait to get your hands on the new 3G iPhone model? AT&T representatives recently unveiled some of the finer points of the latest iteration of the popular Apple mobile phone during the ongoing Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco. Check out our full article for more details regarding the much awaited iPhone model.

It was all about third party developers and newly unveiled applications during the ongoing Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) event sponsored by Apple. The Cupertino-based company was proud to announce the successful adoption of its recently released iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK), as well as the introduction of its new Internet service entitled "MobileMe". Check out our full article for the in-depth details regarding these Apple tidbits.

At the ongoing WWDC conference being held by Apple, we finally get a release date on the highly anticipated Firmware 2.0 update for the iPhone and the iPod Touch. We also find out that it's able to write Chinese characters. Hen hao. Details in the full article.

Zounds! It seems Apple has picked today to be a big day for iPhone news. Apple has finally confirmed the iPhone 3G, and it looks to be a big upgrade over the previous iterations of the iPhone. More after the jump!

Homebrew developer Intelliborn was able to come up with some very innovative changes to the Apple iPhone homebrew app, IntelliScreen. The latest build, version 1.04, introduces several new changes to the interface and eliminates some of the more annoying bugs found in previous versions. Find out all about the new changes since our previous coverage in the full article after the jump.