A new version has been released for NES.app, an emulator for the iPhone that lets you play games from the classic 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System. Now on version 2.1.0, the program has several added features, including support for firmware 1.2 (also known as firmware 2.0), which hasn't even been released yet. Check out the full list of changes by following the "read more" link below.

Download: NES.app v2.1.0

Hopeful developers who want to make it big on Apple's mobile device platform should make it a point to check out the latest iPhone SDK beta 2 software released by the Cupertino-based company. The latest build features a host of new changes and additions for both the Xcode and Interface Builder software found in the package. Read more about the newly released build in our full article.

From all indications, third-party software developers have shown a lot of support for the Apple iPhone. Microsoft's Specialized Devices and Applications Group as well as their voice recognition unit TellMe have expressed interest in developing apps for the gadget. To find out more, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

When the iPhone's software development kit (SDK) was launched, a number of people were excited at the applications that would be headed their way. This enthusiasm obviously spilled over to the Apple Appstore, a service which provides allows users to download programs directly to their iPhones. While details have been pretty scarce, you might want to know that some screenshots of the user interface were allegedly leaked. Head on over to the full article for more.

In a previous article, we covered a rumor that Flash support would be coming to the Apple. Well, it looks like the rumors are true. Adobe has revealed that they are working on a Flash player for the said cellular phone. For more information, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Rumors claiming that Apple's iPhone firmware 1.2 for developers has been jailbroken and available for use may not be without merit, as a video surfaced which show an iPhone with new features believed to be made public when firmware 2.0 comes out. Of course, that means Microsoft Exchange and Cisco VPN settings among other things. To see is to believe, so make that jump to the full article!

So, think you're in? Coders who wanted to get in on the official Apple iPhone Developer scene applied to enroll in its US$ 99 course, only to receive some nicely-worded rejection letters. What's strange? The fact that somehow, it seems that Apple didn't accept anyone into the program. Maybe the accepted hopefuls are just lurking around? More details in the full article.

Apple just announced that over 100,000 have downloaded the beta iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK). Next stop? More applications and games for the iPhone and iPod Touch, of course! Drop by the full article to learn more.

Wondering just when you'll be playing retail games on your Apple iPhone? Then wonder no more, as this update straight from Gameloft, we get a confirmation that yes, they'll be developing games for the iPhone and they have no less than 15 planned games for 2008. That's fifteen titles right out of the gates, and knowing Gameloft, each one will definitely be awesome. Check out the full article for all the info.

John Carmack, co-founder of id Software, expressed his opinion on the potential of Apple's newly unveiled SDK package. He admits the possibilites it can give third party developers who want a slice of the cake the Cupertino-based company is offering. Find out what else Carmack had to say in the full article after the jump.