The much anticipated WWDC keynote by Steve Jobs has come and gone.  Some were underwhelmed by it.  I, like my colleague, was as well.  That doesn’t mean there wasn’t some meat in the boredom.

Up to now Google News hasn’t been available to owners of the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. However, that’s now all changed, and wherever you are in the world, you’ll be able to keep up the all the latest news through Google.

With all the iPods that Apple manufacturers, some of them are bound to not work according to design, that’s why there’s a warranty and most Apple stores will replace a malfunctioning iPod on the spot.  Things are a little more serious when the most popular digital audio player on the planet start spontaneously combusting.

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.

Adobe Flash has been one of the most requested features for the iPhone, and it looks like it is finally making its way to the iPhone. 

All those early iPhone adopters got a little angry last year when Apple dropped the price of the device by $200 just two months after introducing it.  Adopters of the iPhone this year may get just as angry.  Apple may be introducing the iPhone 2 later this year.  It will have enhanced features and perhaps a design revision as well.

It seems the near impossible has been done, again.  Any brand new Apple iPhone should be software unlockable as long as it has the 1.1.3 firmware and bootloader 4.6.

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.

It’s never too early to start your hacking career and a certain aspiring 11 year old hacker decided to cut his teeth on the iPhone.  It is alleged that he created the file for the sole purpose of essentially "bricking" iPhones.