It looks like the iPhone-dev team has been at work finding ways to make the iPhone 3G more accessible. They've just posted a video showing off the world's first jailbroken 3G iPhone. Find the video after the jump!

Those of you worried about the discontinuation of Nullriver's Installer.app, have no fear. Despite the opening of the new App Store, there will always be a couple of third-party applications that will never make it to the online download store for one reason or another. Find out what the developer had to say about the upcoming Installer 4 in our full article.

If you were one of those who recently got their hands on Apple's new iPhone model, you might be surprised to find out that its actual manufacturing costs are a lot lower than you might think. Researching firm iSuppli released a comprehensive teardown analysis of the components and production costs for the iPhone 3G, summing up the total to a mere US$ 174.33. Find out more in our full article after the jump.

An apple a day makes the doctor go away. In Steve Jobs' case, an Apple in three days rakes in sales from one million iPhone 3G sales. Yes, one mill in three days. That's a feat in itself, don't you think? This despite the reported issues of activation on opening day. Read up after the jump.

If you're one of the people still trying to update your new iPhone through the iTunes 7.7 update at home, don't worry - you aren't the only one suffering through this ordeal. Apple underestimated the load on their servers, which left many users stuck on the iPhone activation screen. Find out the exact details to this problem in our full article after the jump.

With the recent release of the new iPhone firmware 2.0, it didn't take very long for the iphone-dev team to come up with a new jailbreaking tool for the new update. Entitled "PwnageTool 2.0", the new application will be a windfall for those users who enjoy installing third party applications into their Apple gadgets. More details and a video of PwnageTool in action can be found in our full article after the jump.

Heads up, iPhone and iPod Touch users! The respective firmware 2.0 updates for your Apple gadgets are now officially live and available through iTunes. Before you connect and upgrade, though, check out the full article for more info on these updates.

We've seen Quake ported by homebrew developers to consoles as diverse as the PSP and the Wii, and now it looks like Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch will be getting their own share of classic FPS gaming goodness soon thanks to developer ZodTTD. More in the full article.

Here are some good news for you: one is the iPhone firmware 2.0 is released one day earlier, and that it's already jailbroken. You can rejoice right now, but it's not yet advisable for you to upgrade. Read the reasons why in the full article.

Puzzle gaming addicts who enjoy giving their brains a little exercise will get more than their fair share with the latest release of the iPhone homebrew game Trism. Currently clocked at version 0.7.8, the game is similar to Bejeweled but with a unique touchscreen and accelerometer spin added to it. Find out more about the latest version of Trism in our full article.