i.TV, one-stop service for all things TV and movie-related --and it’s free-- announced a new version, bringing a bunch of new features. The status of version 2.0 is currently pending approval in the App Store. continued »

While waiting for Hulu is effectively landing to iPhone, fans of 30 Rock, The Office, and other NBC shows can catch them full-screen on their iPhone or iPod touch. Unfortunately,  for the time being, just American audiences could enjoy the show. continued »

Silicon Alley Insider is reporting that Hulu is coming to the iPhone within a few months -- its video is also reported to support streaming content over wifi and 3G.  This new app, called "badass", is following the existing web video apps for the iPhone including CBS's TV.com, Joost, i.TV and many others. continued »

Ready to download now, the DirecTV app from the company of the same name. Coming to you with remote scheduling and program browsing capabilities. continued »

Finally, online movie ticketing service Fandango is out for the iPhone as a free download, allowing users to preview trailers, find local theaters, and even buy up to 10 tickets at a time. "If you're into movies, however, the Fandango app is literally, the ticket," TUAW wrote. continued »

CBS Mobile releases its new TV.com app for iPhone, offering free streaming video content from CBS,  CBS-owned CNET as well as some other places  including Today on CNET, the Buzz Report, and Loaded. continued »

Live TV will be streaming to your iPhone with the new version of NexPlayer from NexTreaming. Fully compliant with international standards such as 3GPP and 3GPP2, and also supports proprietary specifications for some operators such as Orange, Vodafone, SKT, KTF and LGT. continued »

Seems live television could be making its way to the iPhone. PacketVideo (PV) announced its mobile video application for the Apple iPhone, allowing iPhone users to watch operator-branded TV and on-demand video. The application is available immediately and will be sold via operator distribution. continued »

British news agency ITN has launched a video-focused news iPhone application, allowing users to watch video news reports on their iPhone, even if they have no Wi-Fi connectivity or 3G reception. Since its launch over a week ago on Apple's App Store, it has been downloaded almost 45,000 times in 10 days and is free to use. continued »

Just this last weekend there was the addition of not one but two utilities that enable TV output support for the iPhone. These little rays of sunshine wont be found in the App Market anytime soon, instead you have to have a jailbroken iPhone and search them out in Cydia. The TVOut Project is an open source project brought to you ... continued »

Yeah, this app lets you watch TV on your iPhone. Mobile software developer, Makayama, introduces new TV application, called Television, for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. Will cost you  $2.99 in the App Store, this app will allow you to download pre-recorded content from a number of TV networks. continued »

If any of the recent rumors of the 3G iPhone are even fractionally true, then the iPhone 2.0 is going to be an even hotter potato then existing model. In addition to GPS and Video Conferencing via a second camera on the front of the iPhone, LeMatin.ch report the addition of Mobile TV. It makes perfect sense - how else ... continued »