It seems like the iPhoneDevCamp last year really turned out to be a huge hit, that the people behind it are going at it a second time around. That's right, the iPhoneDevCamp has been given a date, and you'd be smart to check out the rest of the details at the full article.

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.

If you find it bothersome trying to convert YouTube videos for your iPhone before watching them, you might be pleasantly surprised at the video we have in our full article. Some people were able to find evidence that the phone's Safari browser now allows you to play YouTube videos without any additional conversion apps necessary. Check it out!

For those of us who see the Apple iPhone as another frontier for homebrew, here's an update: the latest iPhone SDK and firmware have just been released, and it's available for download for everyone registered as an Apple iPhone Developer. Check out all the details of this very unexpected development in the full article, and see if it doesn't make your coding fingers tingle with delight.

Beta 4 or 5A258f - call it as the coder inside you would, but Apple's fourth build for the iPhone SDK Beta rolled out today. It's reportedly coming out with a plethora of tools, samples, frameworks - some that were present in the previous builds. But most importantly, SDK Beta 4 updates the simulator formerly known as Aspen with Open GL ES support. Find out more on this update at the full story.

If you're up for some puzzle gameplay on your Apple iPhone that's a bit more next-gen than the usual, then this one should be relevant to your interests. Introducing Trism, the game that plays much like any gem-matching title out there, but with two distinct differences: one, it uses touchscreen controls, and two is that it also uses the iPhone's tilt function for layered gameplay. It may sound a bit weird, but all will be explained in the full article.

We're letting the readers know that Apple has release a new build for the iPhone's firmware 2.0 Beta. This new release is also accompanied by a new beta version for the phone's SDK . Details on both are available in the full article.

There's a very real possibility that Apple's "exciting enterprising" gig could turn great for developers on the iPhone, but that really depends on what kind of software they're offering to users. Rubicon, a consulting firm that has released a study on the iPhone earlier this week, has determined that a good share of iPhone users were willing to install a new application, though that has been done already through unofficial means. More details at the full story.

If you're a fan of third party applications on your iPhone, then you can't pass up this chance to read about one of the major players in the Apple homebrew scene. In an interview conducted by iPhone World, homebrew developer Zibri talks about his popular ZiPhone jailbreak application as well as his opinion on the homebrew scene in general. For more details regarding the developer, check out our full article after the jump.

Unity Technologies has announced that it will now provide support for games development for the Apple iPhone. Good news for the mobile's third-party devs we imagine, given that even Apple's decided to give them a care package just last month. Details are in the full article.