The iPhone and iPod Touch are like fine wines, they just keep getting better with time.  More uses are found for them every day and here’s something that I didn’t even think of.  It’s now possible to use them as a wireless touchpad for your PC or Mac.

Up until now if you wanted to be free of AT&T there were a few methods of jailbreaking your iPhone.  None of them were as easy as just connecting your iPhone and clicking a button.  At least, it used to be it wasn’t that easy, it is now thanks to a new application.

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.

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

It can hardly be called a virus, but what else do you call a program that maliciously screws with with your software?

Microsoft would like you to believe "the Social" is the way to go, and perhaps they’re right. Except for the creator of Whisper, an iPhone app, it seems no one’s considering the abilities of Apple’s latest babies to help people interact (outside of calling/messaging).

The iPod Touch is truly a dynamic, portable mini-computer. Adding to the list of its amazing abilitites, Apple’s latest and greatest can now do VOIP calling.

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?