Sounds like a pretty cool program. iHound Software will protect your lovely devices, helping increase your chances of recovering a lost or stolen iPhone. continued »

CityMint today launched mobile menu guide for Apple's iPhone, enabling iPhone users to order food from inside the application. It has interactive menu and ability to order with a tap of the touchscreen. continued »

Seems this service is targeting mobile consumers to shop for last minute Valentines Day gifts.  Online florist 1-800-Flowers.com  has launched a Mobile Gift Center, providing iPhone and iPod touch users with easy access to a variety of gift ideas. continued »

Gizmodo points us to a new concept of the next-gen iPhone. The site also called this concept phone as "iPhone 4G". The features offered are quite interesting, but not the design. continued »

Google’s just-announced Latitude, a service that lets you see your friends on a map and get in touch, is “coming soon” for the iPhone and iPod touch. Vic Gundotra, vice-president of engineering with Google’s mobile team, expects an iPhone version of this service will follow “very soon.” continued »

9to5Mac site just wrote about a new, great iPhone app called TimeLapse that uses your iPhone camera to take photo sequences and then edit them in a movie making application. Since TimeLapse stores the photos in the iPhone library, so you can download them to your computer and put it all together in  Quicktime or iMovie. continued »

Nine-year old Singaporean kid writes an application called Doodle Kids for Apple's iPhone. Lim, who is in fourth grade, developed the painting software which is originally dedicated to his younger sisters.  Just touch the iPhone's touchscreen to draw and then shake the phone to clear it. continued »

A student from the Free University of Bolzano, Italy, has created a scientific software for Apple's iPhone called "Fractal Editor" that could help students learn abstract math concepts. continued »

Seems this app is a great companion for travelers and holiday goers. lastminute.com launched  a new talking phrasebook  for iPhone and iPod Touch users, enabling them to ask for directions, hire a car and even engage in small talk. continued »

So you're on the go and want to share your photos, but you need to make some adjustments, might be you can try this software.  The idea is you don't need your computer just to fix your image before sending it from your iPhone or iPod Touch to your friends or family. continued »

Apple is planning allowing iPhone apps running in the background, according to MacRumor today. This idea could be fixing one of the iPhone's biggest shortcomings and showing that its planned push-notification system (that Apple had announced at the Worldwide Developer's Conference back in June) for the iPhone was not the best solution. continued »

Whatever you call it  -- iPhone Pro,  iPhone One,  iPhone '09, etc --  seems the next-gen iPhone is now around the corner. AppleInsider wrote about the hint of new iPhone in June: continued »