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.

If you somehow find your local mobile carrier's text messaging rates a little exorbitant, you might want to consider using this new homebrew application designed for Apple's iPhone.

Entitled "biteSMS", this third party program for Apple's iPhone gives you an option to send your text via biteSMS or your mobile carrier when you select a conversation. More information about this alternative text messaging application can be found in our full article.

Homebrew developer Francis Bonin has finally gotten around to release the latest version of the special effects homebrew application for Apple's iPhone with Waves v1.5. The newest build for the app includes a fix for the floating button display found with the 1.1.3 firmware. You can check out the details of all the new changes found since our previous coverage of Waves in our full article.

Download: Waves v1.5

 

Big, big news update for those of us with an iPhone in our pockets - hackers have recently achieved a major breakthrough in the effort to "unlock" the nifty little gadget from the oppressive clutches of the AT & T  Galactic Empire and into sweet, joyous, happy-happy freedom. Many a cup of coffee - and chinese takeout - has been digested to bring us this information.

Well, not really sure on the coffee and chinese takeout bit. But what we do know is that the hacker team currently in charge of unlocking the iPhone's many secrets have finally managed to extract the full content of the radio memory. This means that they've practically stole a whole bunch of keys - the lick here now is to find the right one.

Interested parties - whether hack-savvy or not - can help the efforts of the iPhone Dev team by either contributing directly, or by donating through PayPal. So if you're in favor of unleashing Apple's latest gadget in its fullest potential, feel free to click on the read link to find out the ways you can help.

Good things, iPhone Dev team, and good luck.

Uh-oh. Scammers abound eBay, and for sure, the hype on Apple's much-publicized product, the iPhone, has brought out the residents of Scammerland to prey on hopeful Apple fans and the gullible many. The iPhone is yet to be released but some have been bidding almost one thousand dollars just to get the dibs on the alleged pre-launch release iPhone units.

Be warned. An eBay seller named rgonzales23455 sends forth this auction:

Please note: I have 6 of these phones available for immediate shipping.. I accept Paypal only for this auction.. Free shipping via USPS Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation.. Will ship immediately after payment clears Monday - Friday.

For the record, the iPhone is scheduled for release this June 2007. There have been plenty of rumors about an early release for the iPhone, but we've never heard of anything official on that topic yet.