If you feel like you're not getting enough bang out your iPhone's Calculator tool, then perhaps you might want to consider using the CalcPaper homebrew app from the dev team at iPaguri.com. This homebrew calculator application makes use of nice touch feature twist which allows users to simulate output on a paper receipt of an old-school calculator. More details about CalcPaper can be found in our full article after the jump.

As pretty as the iPhone's interface can be, it's sometimes a bother not to be able to get all the information you want at a glance.. Fortunately, developer Intelliborn was able to come up with a homebrew app which places all the important information such as Calendar, Email, and News on your iPhone's "Slide to Unlock" screen. Check out our full article for more details on IntelliScreen.

Developer ZodTTD is announcing that the beta builds of some of his homebrew projects have now gone public, enabling iPhone owners outside the beta test team to pick them up. Wondering which apps are now up for grabs? Visit the full article for the rest of the details.

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.

If you have a jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch, you'll want to pay attention to what Orb Networks has to say. They have a new service which allows you to watch live TV feeds on your unit. Too good to be true? Nah. A video that shows you how to get it today is on the full article. Watch it and believe.

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.

The Wiimote is surely catching the eye of many manufacturers - even Microsoft and Sony have recently been rumored to come up with new controllers that seem to be taking a page from Nintendo's waggler. Evidence of a new patent from Apple hints of a new remote control system similar to Nintendo's Wiimote controller. The new filing was recently sighted on the US Patent & Trademark Office website and outlined the technical specifications for it, along with several possible applications. You can read more about the latest patent idea from Apple by clicking on the "read more" link found below.

Fring's mobile VoIP service for the Apple iPhone has just been given a bit of an update. The new version, which bumps fring up to version 0.9785, now fully supports mVoIP calls on 1.1.2 along with incoming SIP calls. More details in the full article.