Finally? At the concluded "Let's Rock" event Apple held in San Francisco, new info was released for the upcoming Firmware 2.1 iPhone update coming this Friday. Details after the link.

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.

Another day, another batch of new downloads on the iPhone App Store. Notable additions today include Caliper, a handy caliper tool for the iPhone, and Accounts, a very useful tracker for your savings accounts. The top ten after the jump.

A bunch of new apps have made their debut on Apple's App Store this week, with releases ranging from games to educational software. Hit the full article for a quick look at the top ten.

If you want to make your iPhone 3G close-focus and are brave enough to do it yourself, then you're in good luck. defor has posted a step-by-step how-to, and you'll just need a good sense to follow directions accurately and some stable hands.

I'm sure that iPhone 3G users would have heard of the persisting network problems users have been experiencing. Perhaps you may even be one of them. I even heard of one woman who sued Apple for false advertising over the speed of the iPhone 3G's connection.

A new independent research says that it doesn't have anything to do with the device's hardware at all - the problem lies with the carrier networks. More in the full article.

If you're not exactly the tidy kind of person, or if you've got sweaty hands or you're just clumsy all over, spilling drinks on everything, then this item is certainly not for you. Apple's iPhone has now been released in the UK, and we're sure there are many out there who'd love to have it for themselves, although not exactly qualified to take care of anything that is colored white.

Apparently, iPhone 3Gs grow on trees. If current whispers about Apple's future plans hold out, we just might be getting a deluge of iPhone 3G units in the market. Now I've heard of Metal Gear Solid 4 shipping in numbers of 3 million copies worldwide. But this... 45 million iPhones?! Whoa.

Firmware 2.0 giving you problems? If you've been experiencing the crash bug that's been plaguing those who've upgraded to iPhone formware 2.0, don't worry. Apple's on the case and will be releasing a fix soon. So says Steve Jobs.

In a move that is sure to be welcomed by many, Microsoft has stopped the distribution of all Xbox Live-related iPhone applications at the Apple's AppStore. Why is this going to be welcomed? Because Microsoft wants these apps to be absolutely free of charge. More on this after the jump.