APPLE NEWS

Command & Conquer Red Alert for iPhone now lets you go head-to-head against your strongest opponents via WiFi and Bluetooth.

Le Bar Guide is a new app from Stella Artois enabling you to select and navigate to the best bars.

Apple may have already booked the Moscone Center for their annual Worldwide Developer's Conference

Ford plans to turn vehicles into rolling WiFi hot spots when it introduces the second generation of its SYNC in-car connectivity system next year.

Tapulous says its sales of iPhone apps are approaching $1 million per month

Self Timer allows you to delay the shutter release, giving you time between pushing the button and taking the actual photo.

MemoryMiner allows anyone to zero in on the stories depicted in their photos by linking them to each other based on people, places and time.

Tai Chi effectively develops the balance and motor mechanisms in the body, however it is different from most mind-body exercises (like yoga) because it adds bodies in motion.

Smasher works automatically to eliminate corruption to font caches and temporary files, the #1 cause of font-related problems and workflow interruptions.

Vital Records puts all the information you need right at your fingertips for getting Birth Certificates, Death Records, Divorce Decrees and Marriage Licenses.

iCollect Movies allows home movie watchers to scan in their movies using the barcode on the back of the case and obtain detailed information about each movie.

A video going viral on YouTube describes Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's firing of an employee for not exclaiming Bing! enthusiastically.

Moodagent is a new iPhone application which creates automatic iPod playlists based on your mood settings

AT&T has responded to recent criticisms over its capital expenditures decrease since the launch of the iPhone

Ryan Petrich has released a beta of his ProSwitcher utility to easily switch between background iPhone apps.

The Wine.com iPhone app gives you access to over 45,000 wines, including winemaker notes, professional ratings, and images

ZodTTD has posted a video demonstration of his progress on the emulator port, n64iphone.

Google and Apple have agreed to keep the current Lala music deal in place.

Lifehacker has posted their top 13 desktop layouts of 2009

iVidCam is an iPhone App for video recording on the 2G and 3G. It provides a better framerate and video resolution then previous offerings.

Boxcar 2.2 for iPhone offers Twitter, Facebook, Email, RSS, Atom and Growl push notifications.

NewKinetix will be releasing the Rē, an iPhone or iPod touch plug- in accessory and application enabling universal remote control

The Thom Hartmann app allows users throughout the world to listen to Thom's live daily broadcast from noon to 3pm ET.

flickery is a unique desktop flickr client for Mac OS X 10.5 which combines the flickr photo-community with the ease-of-use and elegance of Mac OS X.

Kirikae provides a pop-up list that can be used to switch to/launch other applications without having to return to SpringBoard

Esquire has launched an iPhone version of its magazine starting with the January 2010 The Meaning of Life issue.

Conde Nast has released their latest GQ iPhone app for January 2010 which features a steamy Rihanna photoshoot.

Tiki'Notes is an iPhone notes application that features a 6 keys keyboard and a word prediction engine

Tnkgrl is reporting that the Google (Nexus One) Phone has no multitouch support in the browser or in Google Maps.

Bluetooth low energy wireless technology is the hallmark feature of the Bluetooth Core Specification Version 4.0.

Perian, a free open source QuickTime component that adds native support for many popular video formats has been updated to v1.2

Admob has published its mobile metrics report for the month of November and reveals the fastest growing iPhone countries.

Starting from everyday objects like a coffee bean, users can zoom in to the smallest molecules of the atomic universe and compare the size of each single item.

The iPhone has captured a 46.1% of the domestic smartphone market in Japan

This morning the Mozilla community released Firefox 3.6 Beta 5 which includes another 100 fixes from the last beta.

Prairie Chute features a parachuting prairie dog that you must safely guide (using the iPhone's accelerometer) to the right hole.

Every App Store search inside App Popular is tracked and compiled letting owners of the app view which top 100 search terms are currently popular.

Kiwi is a full-featured Twitter client that supports multiple accounts, groups, searches and rules/filters.

Apple has announced that you can now make changes to the banking info used to deposit your App Store payments

Electronic Arts has released their much anticipated Need for Speed Shift racing game for the iPhone and iPod touch

The Brand Generator Pro creates marketable brand names using data derived from semantics and trends.

Camera Plus Pro aims at making the iPhone the default camera for any occasion with its Capturing, Editing, Sharing and Managing options.

iMP: Surf the Music allows players to generate their own funky soundtracks by gathering "bits of funk" throughout the game, triggering music loops and audio accents.

Tap Forms has a compelling interface and user flexibility making it perfect for storing any kind of information, whether ultra sensitive or non sensitive.

A Doodle Fly provides fun and creativity Draw or import your own character to fly to the moon and find out if Ancient Chinese were right about a rabbit living on the lunar surface.

Nuance has released a new search application for the iPhone which uses the Dragon Naturally Speaking voice recognition.

Charadium is a draw-and-guess multiplayer game for the iPhone inspired by games like Pictionary and Charades.

Project Ares, a new development environment for creating Palm webOS applications, is now available to all developers