Apple has quickly corrected a severe problem with its maps that had Australian authorities warning users of the iPhone and other Apple gadgets to not use Apple Maps. The flaw in the map application was sending people into a barren state park with potentially fatal results. continued »

Onkyo has announced a new AV receiver that is called the TX-NR809 that has a front panel USB port. That USB port will support the direct playback of music from the iPhone. continued »

Hasbro has announced that its cool holder for the iPhone called MY3D that turns compactable apps into 3D is shipping this month. You will be able to pick the thing up in Target stores only until June when it launches everywhere with a price of about $40. continued »

A new rumor has surfaced that claims that a deal is in the works at Apple that will bring universal music access to one iTunes account on multiple devices. It's not a subscription deal apparently and will allow the iPhone, iPod, and iPad 2 to all download music if tied to the same account. continued »

Energizer has debuts a new charger for the iPhone called the InductiveCharger. The device works with a Qi-enabled sleeve for the iPhone 3G/3GS smartphones to charge with no wires. continued »

Fans of Twitter may have worried when Tweetie 2 was pulled for the App Store. The app came back quickly though as the official Twitter for iPhone app and can be downloaded now. 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 »

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 »

The location-aware, mobile social network application GyPSii has launched its free iPhone application [iTunes link] today. It allows users to create and share “geotagged” content in real time with friends. continued »

Apple has finally approved a Twitter iPhone app despite sometimes presents naughty words, CNET reports. The company intially rejected Tweetie 1.3 due to an offensive word appeared in Twitter's Trends data. continued »

Sounds interesting. ShoutOUT, the first voice-to-SMS application for iPhone users in the U.S., has been introduced today by Promptu Systems Corporation. It allows users dictate their text messages, check and correct messages, and delivered them as text messages or status updates to Twitter or Facebook. continued »

Are you using Twitter frequently? Great. Try this new app: Summizer will help you tracking the most popular micro blogging service, following friends and trends you care about. Another Twitter app on the iPhone is Twittie. continued »