Apple just delivered its 1 Billionth application downloads from the App Store. It's only been nine months since the App Store launced on iTunes. Amazing. continued »

Are you preparing an iPhone app as a developer but have no ideas to create toolbar icons? I found this interesting stuff for iPhone developers: iPhone toolbar icons and I think you will love it. continued »

Vopium today announced its latest application to the iPhone, enabling users to make free and cheap international calls. Powered by mobile VoIP and Wi-Fi technology, Vopium is now available in Apple’s App Store. continued »

SplashData launched its SplashPhoto and SplashNotes applications for iPhone and iPod touch. Mobile photo album manager SplashPhoto and note-taking application SplashNotes offer wireless synchronization with Windows and Mac OS X desktop applications. continued »

The Mophie Juice Pack Air, first announced back in February, today goes on sale through Apple stores worldwide and via the online Apple store.  Promising to boost iPhone 3G runtime by almost 100-percent, the Juice Pack Air builds on the original Juice Pack and 3G Juice Pack by adding all-round jacket protection and a new standby mode.   That standby mode means ... 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 »

The hottest new battlefield weapon in Baghdad is also a hot item on the home front. The U.S. military has found the iPod Touch to be a valuable battlefield tool for soldiers. continued »

If you have a great idea to build an iPhone app but don't have coding skills at all, don't worry, there's an app to help you. Thanks to MEDL Mobile's AppIncubator, you can be an iPhone developer instantly and get paid for your innovation and creativity. continued »

Wall Street Journal has launched an iPhone app for free [iTunes link], while their web version costs $103 per year, even on Amazon's Kindle the Journal is $9.99 a month. (The similar app, but for the BlackBerry, has been released last August.) continued »

Improvements now see Apple's MobileMe Web service worthy of checking out. The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg now feels it worthy of a recommendation. continued »

Apple has been busy with some paperwork recently. Potentially pointing toward new features, a couple of patent applications were recently filed. continued »

Verizon Communication's CEO Ivan Seidenberg said the company believes it is on solid footing in the U.S. From this, it will begin to evaluate growing its business outside of the U.S with iPhone. continued »