Things are moving pretty fast on the iPhone Jailbreak scene as evidenced by the newly-released iJailBreakMobile 1.0, an over-the-air updater for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. iJailBreakMobile is perhaps the easiest app of its kind to use. It doesn't require the use of a computer, so operating system problems are basically nonexistent. This also fixes the File Not Found error as well as PowerPC compatibility issues.

iLounge reports that there are some widespread claims that the latest firmware update for the iPhone and iPod Touch are causing the units to become inoperable. If you own either of the devices, you may want to hold off updating your system to firmware 1.1.3.

Homebrew developers have been having a field day creating their own third party apps on Apple's iPhone ever since Installer.app was introduced to users. While a lot of these applications greatly help the functionality of your iPhone, some of them were made just to have a little fun on your mobile phone.

Indeed, no device line-up is complete if there's no pink: Apple finally announced that they will be adding a pink-colored variation to the new Apple third generation iPod Nano. It's just in time as well: a pink-colored iPod Nano will be a fitting, if not perfect Valentine's Day gift for female audiophiles.

The ever-useful identity and password manager for the Mac, 1Password, is finally announced for Apple's iPhone and the iPod touch, making things easier for those who have too many accounts and passwords to memorize without having to write them all down in a piece of paper.

Even though they said it couldn't be done, the resourceful people in the iPhone development community have done it again with a fully jailbroken version of Apple's 1.1.3 firmware for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Unfortunately, the developers responsible for the hack have announced that they will be holding off the release of the new jailbreak for now.

Both Apple TV and the iPhone received free goodies recently, with the Apple TV getting new DVD movie rental software, and the iPhone getting its latest firmware update. But how about the iPod Touch? It's getting its share of new goodies, alright, but it won't be free. The iPod Touch will be getting new applications: Mail, Maps, Weather, Notes, and Stocks, most of which are already installed in the iPhone. However, users need to fork over a quite pricey US$ 20 fee before they can get the software pack.

Earlier, we updated on you what went down in the Macworld Expo 2008, namely the unveiling of some new and exciting things coming from Apple. Now, we get you up to speed on what could be a love letter from Apple to movie buffs, namely iTunes Movie Rentals. It's a feature that lets users digitally rent movies from all the major movie studios of today, all from the convenience of their Apple-flavored gadgets. Awesome!

When you thought you have everything on your iPod Touch, Apple is releasing a major software update that will add more features to your nifty gadget. New mobile applications, namely Mail, Maps, Stocks, Weather and Notes along with Web Clips and the ability to watch iTunes Movie Rentals will be available for download from iTunes with a US$ 19.99 price tag. The software upgrade will also be integrated in subsequent productions of the iPod Touch.

If you're having trouble sniffing out a proper WiFi Access Point from where you're standing, then you might find this nifty little application for Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch rather useful. Called APlogger v1.0.5, it's a native application that scans for hotspots in your area and keeps a ready log of Access Points for easy reference.