When Apple started sending out their rejection letters for the iPhone Development Program, the company also indicated that the offer was only good for the residents of North America. That seemed to be the case, at least until received word that at least one UK developer was let in. Details are in the full article.

As the saying goes, the best things in life are free. That used to hold true with AT&T's free iPhone Wi-Fi service, but now, things have taken a turn for the worst. It seems that the company has disabled the service for the meantime, as users have discovered. Find out more on this situation in the full article.

iPhone users who had problems with running MobileScrobbler on their ZiPhone 2.6-jailbroken units can now heave a sigh of relief, now that homebrew iPhone app developer Ste issued a bugfix that addresses the issue. If you're not familiar with the application, MobileScrobbler lets iPhone users access Last.fm on their mobiles. More on this application in the full article.

Heads up iPhone owners! The latest version of hc's homebrew has just been released. TimeCapsule v0.31b1might not have bug fixes and changes, but it has one nifty feature. You guys can now hide applications with it. Find out the details by clicking the "read more" link below.

iPhone users may have heard tell of the new McAfee antivirus app for the iPhone. There was some doubt as to whether it really came form McAfee since they never gave an official release. Good news for those who were able to find a copy though: the antivirus is a genuine McAfee. Don't get carried away though, that's not the end of the story. Read more in the full article.

It's a hard fact: free Wi-Fi access is always good news, but hearing about a mobile company offering free Wi-Fi through its 71,000 hotspot locations is even more of a good news. As it turns out, AT&T is currently giving free internet access to iPhone users through hotspots in public locations such as Starbucks and Barnes and Noble, and we couldn't be any more happier. More on this good news in the full article.

Now that Apple's iTunes is the largest music retailer in the United States, it seems they are also intent to cover the movie-loving population. Apple has just announced that you can purchase new movie titles from iTunes on the same day as their DVD release. Find out which films over at the full article.

Can't wait for Apple iPhone 2.0? You can make your software look like new using the homebrew application Visualize 2.0. Features reportedly remain the same, but your apps will enjoy a makeover. Learn more at the full article.

Oh boy, more wind blown to the rumor mills grinding out hopes for a 3G iPhone, says we. But this one looks more promising, because it's allegedly pointing now at Foxconn, the manufacturers behind the first iPhone. The Taiwan-based company is expected to rev up its iPhone churning machines again, but this time for 3G-capable units that are reportedly slated to ship in June. Let's spin the mill faster and get a load of more speculations at the full story, shall we?

Remember iPray, the Islamic prayer software? The last time we reported about the homebrew application from developer Guided Ways, it was only available for the Apple iPhone. Now, it is also compatible with iPod touch. More details after the jump.