iPhone users are in for another treat as developer Shaun T. Erickson recently rolled out the latest version of the iPhone homebrew puzzler aMaze!. Bumping the homebrew game up to version 1.2.3, the new build features an improved interface compared to its previous release. Find out more about aMaze 1.2.3 in our full article after the jump.

An addicting delight like aMaze! ought to have plenty of levels to gouge on, thus this latest update for the homebrewed labyrinth game for the Apple iPhone. Now we know it's not exactly free, but it if you've tried your hand at the first few levels of the trial, you know the 10 bucks you're going to spend will be worth it. Even more so now that the Apple homebrew developer Shaun Erickson (Ste) added ten more levels to bump up the collection to 100 mazes. More details at the full story.

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.

Homebrew developer Ste has recently come up with the latest version of the social music network homebrew app MobileScrobbler. The latest build, version 1.4.3, adds several radio interface features as well as other bug fixes that were found in previous iterations of the program. You can read the new changelog and other additions since our previous coverage in our full article.

While MobileScrobbler v1.4.1 allows all you Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users out there to hook up to the radio by linking you to last.fm's social music website, that's not the only thing it does. For a more comprehensive list of features that this homebrew application offers, kindly consult the full article after the jump.