Following the Metro Paris Subway application, here is another Augmented Reality (AR) app for the iPhone 3Gs that's welcomed into the App Store: RobotVision. The Bing-powered app has interesting features which appear on top of your iPhone's camera viewer when you point at a restaurant or other places. It also displays Tweets and Flickr photos published nearby wherever you are. continued »

Are you a big fan of FriendFeed? You can use the newly released Stir [iTunes link], a new FriendFeed app for your iPhone. It's available on the App Store now, priced at $2.99. Another choice besides BuddyFeed. continued »

RealNetworks has submitted its on-demand streaming music application called Rhapsody for the iPhone and iPod Touch to the App Store for approval. It will allow user to browse and search the Rhapsody library (more than 8 million tracks!) over WiFi and 3G connections. continued »

Ipadio [iTunes link] launched its iPhone app recently, allowing iPhone owners to broadcast, record, play back and share high quality audio up to 60 minutes in length. continued »

It's a good sample on how to use iPhone technology for public service: iBurgh [iTunes link] for Pittsburghers. The city has launched the free app which lets citizens snap a picture or report an incident quickly to the City for resolution and handling. continued »

Qik for iPhone 3GS [iTunes link] gets update: Wi-Fi-only restriction has been removed. It means you can now upload your iPhone videos to the internet over a 3G network. "We just tried it ourselves and, sure enough, it works like a charm," Engadget writes. continued »

App Store has just approved Twitterrific 2.1 and it should hit the App Store soon. The new version is bringing a ton of new features as well as some improvements. continued »

Posterous, the blogging platform service ("the dead simple place to post everything", they say), has released an iPhone app called PicPosterous. The app focuses on photo and video uploading rather than blogging --but I think it's just a matter of time for them to release any cool feature for the iPhone. continued »

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 »

If you are an art lover and had extra money to spend for your lovely iPhone, you might be interested in with this "Jap-tastic iPhone cases". Available from SoftBank for iPhone 3G and 3GS, its price is roughly $1,000 each. continued »

The TomTom navigation app for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS [iTunes link] has landed on the App Store. Available in five versions --including the US and Canada, UK and Ireland, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand-- its prices range from around $74 to $132.  Of course, that doesn’t include the announced car kit with bundled mapping software (rumored to ... continued »

Facebook has submitted ver. 3.0 of iPhone application to Apple, according to Joe Hewitt, software engineer at Facebook, through his tweet. The latest version will offer a bunch of features that enable us to optimize our Facebook account on the go. continued »