Remember the days when we didn’t need computers to jailbreak our mobile, Apple devices? Well, we’re back to those days (after going back to the old ways for a short while).

Remember the good ol’ days when jailbreaking your mobile Apple device didn’t require a computer? Nowadays we have to resort to such old-school methods, but at least people like AriX and Ben are making it easy… for Mac users. The duo is "pleased to announce" iJailbreak for 1.1.3.

It’s been a long time comin’, but it’s finally here. Expected to hit the mobile Apple platform eventually, an SNES emulator is finally available.

AT&T business customers can now participate in all the iPhone action the rest of the world has so far been enjoying.

At MacWorld 2008, Apple announced an update to iTunes and along with that, movie rentals from the iTunes store.  You can now rent movies from iTunes and transfer them to your iPod Classic, iPhone, iPod Touch or 3G Nano.  Notice that the 5/5.5G iPod is missing from that list, that’s because those models aren’t compatible with iTunes rentals.

When Steve Jobs announced at MacWorld that the iPod Touch would be receiving most of the same apps that were present on the iPhone, comments were immediately positive but that soured when he stated it would cost existing iPod Touch owners $20 to upgrade.

My colleague, Danny Mendez wrote about the iPhone 1.1.3 update and the features it brings to the iPhone.  It shouldn’t come as any surprise that the same update is available to iPod Touch users but at a cost of $19.99.

Today at Macworld, Apple announced, amongst other things, the details for the v1.1.3 iPhone update, which is available immediately.

On Christmas day, Google surged with traffic from iPhones from around the world, becoming the number one mobile-device used to access Google.

When you look at the iPhone’s screen, wouldn’t Slingplayer functionality be one of the first things to come to mind? Apparently not, but now that we’re in 2008, expect it to happen.