Remember the new iPhone App Store? It’s supposed to launch this month alongside the iPhone 3G. Why did I just you remind you about that? Because Apple just announced the deadline for apps to make it into the store on launch day.

A lot has been said about the new iPhone App Store, but few have seen the thing in action up until now. Though, that’s about to change. Curious? I know you are.

With the World Wide Developers Conference 2008 just a few days away, the iPhone buzz has reached a deafening roar. Though the iPhone 2 is expected to bell of the ball, Steve Jobs should be unveiling the long-awaited iPhone Apps store. In an interesting move, those apps might not be free, as Apple is encouraging developers to charge for their products.

iPhone Video Recorder is a new application that gives Apple’s next-generation mobile the ability to do a last-generation thing: record video with sound.

Sorry, Amazon, Rhapsody, eMusic, and others, but it looks like there won’t be any iTunes support in the iPhone / iPod Touch SDK coming soon. This means third-party apps can’t access iTunes to change your music library.

That’s a good question, and speculation across the web is pointing to yes. A Spotlight-search icon is visible in an iPhone firmware 2.0 screen-shot shown at the Apple March 6 event.

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

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.

As you may have already heard, the 1.1.3 iPhone firmware  specs were leaked, and the upgrade is expected to disable all hacks. If you’ve hacked your unit, are the new features worth the upgrade?

If you like to keep a strict eye on your finances, you don’t have an accountant’s crazy skills, and you also happen to own an iPhone, I got a great product for you: Quicken for the iPhone.