Nice in space shooting game for $6.99 in AppStore (link).

PdaNet updated to version 1.33. This tool allows you to connect any desktop or notebook to internet through iPhone 3G. Here is a changelog:

This application is avaliable via Cydia Installer for jailbreaked iPhones.

This is a wonderful snowboard simulator for iPhone. It will show up in AppStore soon.

LiveJournal.app allows you to post new entries to your blog at LiveJournal.com with photos (as much as you want) or images (uploaded to LiveJournal Scrapbook) and receive and send personal messages.

This application is free, avaliable via AppStore (link).

The game Urban Tycoon appeared in AppStore for $1.99 (link).

Apple added the Keynote, Spotlight Turns to Notebooks, to iTunes (link).

Lite version is free (link). Full version costs $3.99 (link).

While browsing cool applications I've found PocketDyno (AppStore Link). This application measures the performance of the vehicle. It uses internal accelerometer, not GPS. So iPod and old iPhone users can try this application.

With PocketDyno you can measure:

• Estimated horsepower
• 0 to 60 mph and/or 0 to 100 kmh time
• Max G's, velocity, distance, etc
• Imperial or metric results based on locale

I'll definitely try this app today.

Related posts:

• Car Performance Meter for IPhone
• iPhone + Dynolicious vs G-Tech Pro

The above message is shown at freechromethemes.com. Our guess is that Apple will never allow Chrome to make it to AppStore. However it will probably be avaliable via Cydia for jailbreaked iPhones.

Take a look at appsamuck.com. They create sample lessons for each of 31 days. Now 13 lessons are avaliable. Eant to make fire or get familiar with GPS? I recommend all potential iPhone developers to take a look.

The key here is simple: "Taking baby steps is better than taking no steps at all!" We plan on writing 31 iPhone applications in the next 31 days. We will publish both the executable and the source code for each application. Our goal is for each of these applications to be useful, interesting, and straight-forward. Someone considering writing their first iPhone application should be able to look at these applications and "get it".

This is a video from myPhoine 2008 conference. Young developer Erik created Boot Camp for iPhone.

MobiFrance points us to this intriguing company: http://olo-computer.com/. It looks like they’re intending on developing a low-cost sort of Netbook, but with a difference — it will be powered by the iPhone. The idea is you plug your iPhone into the bottom and it not only becomes the touchpad for the Netbook, it also powers the thing entirely, the rest of the hardware is simply a keyboard, screen, and a few other bits to make it all run.

The idea is nice but very far from being implemented.

via theiphoneblog

This game will show up next week in AppStore. Approximate price will be $1.99

Categories updated to 2.21. The only change is that the Backgrounder app is now optional so that those of you that didn’t like having this app could uninstall it without uninstalling categories as well. Of course, if you uninstall it, the backgrounding option inside categories will be ignored.

Related: Categories and Backgrounder

iDicto (AppSore link) is a the most simple and easy-to-use powerful sound and voice recorder. Now you can enjoy this application free for limited time.

Other features supported by iDicto are:

• Record, replay your ideas, notes, reminders on-the-go
• Adjustable recording quality: Best (44.1kHz), Good (22.05kHz) and Low (8kHz).
• Unlimited record time
• Wi-Fi sync
• Rewind during playback
• Pause and continue during playback or recording
• Rename recordings at any time
• Group and sort your recordings
• Show the date, time, recording length directly in the recordings list
• Volume control
• Auto saving
• While transferring files you can select the time period during which auto-lock will be disabled.