Apple Tells Developers to Remove ‘Free Memory’ Feature from iPhone Apps But..

Bjango, developers of iPhone App iStat, an iPhone and iPod Touch monitoring tool claim that Apple told them to remove the “Free Memory” feature from their iPhone App. According to Bjango, other iPhone apps with Free Memory have been removed or updated without their Free Memory feature. Users who had...

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iPhone User Uses ‘Find My iPhone’ to Help Police Nab Robbers

If you remember, Apple introduced a new feature called 'Find My iPhone' in iPhone OS 3.0 for MobileMe subscribers. The feature helps iPhone users with a MobileMe account to find the location of their iPhone if it is lost or stolen. We had doubted the effectiveness of the feature but...

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‘Melon Golf’ – Another Great Physics Game

If you're a fan of physics games, it's time to go rummaging through your couch cushions to scrounge up some quarters to buy 2up Games' first iPhone game, Melon Golf [App Store]. Featuring 36 holes between the three standard courses and one unlockable course, touch controls that couldn't be more simple, and a difficulty curve that keeps you coming back for more, Melon Golf joins the ranks of my other physics favorites on the App Store.

The thing about Melon Golf is that it isn't really a golf game as much as it is just a golf inspired game. You are trying to get a melon in to a hole, and the levels

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‘Boulder Dash Rocks’ for the iPhone

First Star Software recently released their second Boulder Dash title for the iPhone. This time, they've taken the 2007 Nintendo DS version of Boulder Dash Rocks and brought it to the iPhone. Whereas the original Boulder Dash [$4.99] had to live up to 20 year old memories of the original, Boulder Dash Rocks [$4.99] brings a revamped version of the game that may be targeted more to newcomers than veterans of the franchise.

Boulder Dash Rocks is still an action puzzler in which you play the earth digging Rockford who must collect a quota of diamonds to pass each level. Unlike the original game which relied

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iPod line inventory low as September event approaches

Unsurprisingly, supplies of existing iPod models across the entire lineup are low as Apple's anticipated media event on Sept. 9 quickly approaches, with likely product upgrades.

Psystar sues Apple for Snow Leopard; "exploding" iPhones update

Clone Mac maker Psystar filed a new lawsuit this week to sell systems with Snow Leopard; Apple reveals the real cause of "exploding" iPhones; and AT&T will require all smartphone customers to have data plans.