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.

There has been a lot of talk that the next Apple iPhone model will be subsidized by AT&T. Considering quite a number of people were rather peeved at AT&T's decision not to subsidize the costs of the unit when it was first introduced. However, word on the street is that the next iPhone will be subsidized by AT&T.

Fortune Magazine's Brent Schlender, editor-at-large, claims that "Steve Jobs might be promising more than he can deliver," referring to the Apple TV, Apple's pet project aside from the much-awaited iPhone.

Schlender, in particular, hits Apple TV's current design:

There are shortcomings that even Microsoft would not have overlooked: Apple TV doesn't have a DVD drive or a volume control on its minimalist remote or ... but enough. You get the feeling that Apple didn't create this thing because it was insanely great but in order to freeze competitors out of downloadable video.

The root of the problem? According to the Fortune editor, it is Apple's tendency to "pre-announcing products months in advance - the iPhone is just the latest - and even then has missed promised ship dates." He further explains that no matter how good a product is hyped up, it's bound to disappoint no matter how good it is.

With that aside, it should be noted that Apple TV is still testing the waters; we'll never know how it will turn out several months from now. Apple did promise to give out new software features and improvements for Apple TV free of charge, something worthwhile for Apple TV users to look forward to.

Forbes Magazine has always listed the world's richest people. Some, however, have not only the fortune, but also the fame. It is interesting to note that the list of the world's richest celebrities is topped by the very dynamic Apple CEO, Steve Jobs. Here's the list:

10. JK Rowling - book author worth US$ 1 billion.
9. Oprah Winfrey - TV host worth US$ 1.5 billion.
8. Mark Cuban - HD net owner worth US$ 2.3 billion.
7. Donald Trump - real estate mogul worth US$ 2.9 billion.
6. Steven Spielberg - film maker worth US$ 3 billion.
5. George Lucas - Star Wars mastermind worth US$ 3.6 billion.
4. Richard Branson - entreprenuer worth US$ 3.8 billion.
3. David Geffen - movie mogul worth US$ 4.7 billion.
2. Michael Bloomberg - financial information system founder worth US$ 5.5 billion.

1. Steve Jobs, Apple CEO worth US$ 5.7 billion. - This quirky, individualistic and dynamic former hippie has made waves in the computer industry with his company Apple. He helped popularize the concept of the personal computer in the late '70s. This pop-culture icon is also credited for the iPod, which gave a hipper reputation to computers and MP3 players. Recently, Steve's been gaining attention with his anti-DRM statements and his yet-to-be released iPhone.

The richest celebrities, in pictures, follow below.

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