For those who enjoy playing games on their Apple iPhones, dig this: there's another homebrew game for the iPhone from developer Brooke called Pieces which is now in version 1.2. It's a puzzle game similar to sliding puzzles, and it uses images taken from your own Photo Library. Sound interesting enough? Head on to the full article for more details on Pieces.

It seems like the iPhoneDevCamp last year really turned out to be a huge hit, that the people behind it are going at it a second time around. That's right, the iPhoneDevCamp has been given a date, and you'd be smart to check out the rest of the details at the full article.

If you like uber user-friendly Apple iPhone and iPod touch applications to make your life easier, then you may want to check out Ettore Software's TypeIt4Me. TypeIt4Me converts words typed in "txtspk" into more coherent, properly-spelled words. Perfect for email on the go, we say. More in the full article!

Third-party software developers keen on creating new applications for Apple's OS X Leopard and OS X iPhone operating systems can finally get the information they need in the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference. Scheduled to take place from June 9 to June 13, the WWDC event shouldn't be passed up by those who are exploring Apple's innovative systems. More in the full article.

SingTel and its associates have announced that they've signed with Apple to enable them to sell the iPhone in their respective territories in Southeast Asia. Wondering which specific countries will be falling under this latest expansion news? Read the full article for the rest of the details!

Those who like to use the iPhone as a study aid should definitely not miss Markus Sintonen's iPlot, the homebrewed graphing calculator for the iPhone. Need sin(x), ln(x)? The iPlot's going to solve and visualize it for you. More details in the full article.

The latest version of Raging Thunder has just been released for the iPhone. What's really great about version 0.7.1 is that a few fixes have been made to the in-game menu and the Championship mode. Also, a new code has been implemented that lets you suspend/resume the game. Details in the full article.

Here's the latest in the iPhone 3G evidence trail: both models of the iPhone (8GB and 12GB) are currently unavailable in the Apple Store. So what does this mean? Probably nothing, but the timing does seem to be too much of the coincidence, now that bits and pieces of hints are flying about, such as the hidden 3G option in the iPhone 2.0 firmware beta. More in the full article!

Many rumors about the iPhone certainly keep popping up, most of them pointing toward the existence of the 3G Apple iPhone. We've had a journalist's "prophetic" announcement that there will be a 3G iPhone soon, a mysterious internal office email, and now an alleged hidden option in the iPhone 2.0 beta. More info and the incriminating screenshot in the full article!

It's a bit strange to note that right now, using Microsoft's Exchange application with Apple's iPhone is a bit better than using it with .mac. However, it looks like Apple's going to even it out, according to a rumor that .mac will soon get its much-needed overhaul and will be reintroduced with the new iPhone. More details in the full article.