iPhone Apps brewer Richard Shearman has updated dTunes to version 2.2. Several items have been modified and added, so we'll just get down to business and lay it down for you all. Head over to full article for details.

Remember dTunes? That free homebrew iTunes alternative we posted about yesterday? Well, it just got updated with some cool extra features, including video support.

Developer BigBoss' iPhone homebrew Categories made a huge leap recently, bumping up its version number to 2.11. The latest iteration includes a lot of new updates which helps improve the application's functionality by a huge degree. Among other things, the latest release includes a new icon package taken from firmware 1.1.4. Check out the rest of the new changes in our full article.

Homebrew developer Richard Shearman has combined the very useful Safari Download Plugin and SeeQPod's streaming MP3 services to come up with a free alternative to iTunes: dTunes. With dTunes, you can now look for a song on SeeQPod and choose to download it as an MP3 and then play it back using only one app.

Let's add more color into our igadgets, why don't we? This app from Cydia does exactly that. FontColors 2.0 is here to make a more colorful splash on your iPhones and iPod Touches. See the variants and more details after the jump.

If you' re loving your iPhone but are still looking for the tactile feedback of a real keyboard, then KeyVib may be just what you're looking for. No, it doesn't magically pop out the iPhone's keyboard, but it does let you still feel every button press by way of a vibrate function that kicks in every time you press a key.

If you need a quick and easy way to search through your iPhone's contents, then perhaps you should try this new homebrew app that recently went live on Cydia. Entitled "QuickGold", it allows the user to search for and launch installed apps from your homescreen, similar to Spotlight on the Mac. Find out more about QuickGold in our full article after the jump.

Kate 2.0 is out from RiP Dev, taking over the previously released beta. You can use Installer 4 for the installation of this application. To find out what's new, check out the full article.

Developer BigBoss earlier announced on Sleepers that several iPhone homebrew applications got simultaneous updates today. These include Categories 2.04b, BiteSMS v2.3, and MyHTML v1.3. Read their respective changelogs after the jump.

If you love keeping yourself up-to-date with Google Calendar and want to keep using even on the go, then you might want to try this useful homebrew alternative for your iPhone or iPod touch. Entitled "NemusSync", this third-party native app allows users to sync their Apple devices with Google for use with the Calendar option. Check out the details of the new build (version 0.6.0 BETA) in our full article.