Following in the footsteps of Football Manager 2008, Sports Interactive has revealed the next installment to be released for the PSP, PC, and Mac OS X platforms. Football Manager 2009 (and its accompanying Football Manager Handheld 2009 for the PSP) will be arriving on November 14. Read more for details and an in-depth video walkthrough with the devs.

Homebrew developer Intelliborn was able to come up with some very innovative changes to the Apple iPhone homebrew app, IntelliScreen. The latest build, version 1.04, introduces several new changes to the interface and eliminates some of the more annoying bugs found in previous versions. Find out all about the new changes since our previous coverage in the full article after the jump.

Manually downloading audio and video files off your iPhone's browser can turn into a chore sometimes. Fortunately, developer StudioPSK was able to come up with an application which acts as an extension for Safari and allows you to download all the media files you want with ease. Find out more about MyMedia 0.0903 in our full article after the jump.

Homebrew developer DreamCatcher was recently able to release a new build to the Apple iPhone homebrew app, iPhone Video Recorder. Bumping up the app to version 1.2.4, it now includes extended functionality with your YouTube account, as well as some fixes to help improve its performance. For more details, you can read the new changes included since our previous coverage of iPhone Video Recorder.

Don't lament the fact that your iPhone lacks any decent video recording features. After all, you always have the option of using Dream Catcher's iPhone Video Recording homebrew application to capture those picture-perfect video moments and record them on to your mobile phone. You can read all about the new changes included in iPhone Video Recorder v1.2.2 since our previous coverage of iPhone Video Recorder 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!

Ever wanted to watch and download Youtube videos on the go? Then Max Wean and Pumpkin's latest homebrew app for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, MXTube, should be right up your alley, as it does just that. Now how about actually being able to upload videos to Youtube, eh? In any case, more details after the jump.

Musically inclined Apple gadget owners will definitely get a kick out of mister aardvark's nifty virtual piano application called iAno. This program features a complete four octave keyboard with realistic sound samples and an on-screen keyboard navigation. For details on iAno's features and installation process, check out the full article.

If you're still not satisfied with the amount of YouTube support your favorite Apple gadget has to offer, Chimoosoft's TubeTV gives users an interesting alternative for those of you who want to download, organize, and convert your .flv videos. This freeware application includes extended features such as organizing your videos and converting them into a higher quality format. For more information, you can check out the full article for a full list of its features.

Although the iPhone supports web browsing, some users may have been frustrated at the fact that it doesn't support Macromedia Flash. A developer even came out with iTransmogrify last month to remedy this, but it only works with YouTube vids and Flash-based MP3 players. However, the problem may soon be rectified as Gear Live reports that Flash support for the iPhone is coming soon. Read more at the full article.