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Joost announced that more than one million iPhone and iPod Touch users have downloaded the free Joost application from Apple’s App Store.
Over their Wi-Fi connection, iPhone and iPod Touch users can use the global web video service’s app to enjoy thousands of hours of movies, comedy, drama, music, documentaries, sci-fi and sports.
Ssince the Joost iPhone App is ad-supported, similar to the web-based version, this service is free to all the Apple’s mobile device users.
[via MSNBC]
Apple’s iPhone, along with the BlackBerry Curve, have replaced the RAZR and low-end flip phones as the most popular gaming platforms, according to comScore.
The report also said that iPhone owners accounted for 14 percent of mobile game downloaders in November, with 32.4 percent of all iPhone users downloaded a game in the month, compared with a market average of 3.8 percent.
[Cellular News via PhoneMag]
Any iPhone or iPod Touch fanatic would love this accessory: SoliCharger from SoliLight. According to CNET, this new juice pack for the iPhone and iPod is probably the most versatile in terms of how it gets recharged.
This tiny, lightweight (just 1.4oz – 40 grams) Lithium-ion battery pack will provide up to 50% full iPhone charge. No need cords or adapters, just plug it directly into your iPhone (both versions).
You can use it in one of four ways:
[via CNET]
It’s hard to say that iPhone isn’t a promising gaming platform. No wonder Apple always keeps moving forward in this field. As part of their roadmap, Apple is planning to offer a premium games section to its iTunes App Store, say sources. A range of iPhone and iPod Touch games will be sold for $19.99.
Seems only large mobile games publishers like EA Mobile and Gameloft — rather than the thousands of ‘indie’ developers– could selling their titles in this section.
But, it’s fine.
From some viewpoints, introducing a premium games section to the App Store makes sense. Apple is keen to pitch iPhone and iPod touch as potential DS and PSP killers, but before they make the necessary investment in higher quality games, large publishers will surely want higher price points and more guarantee that these titles won’t get buried in the App Store crowd.
[PocketGamer via T3]
Premise is simple - you’re an average kid in an average neighborhood with a somewhat kooky mad scientist living in the vicinity. Doing a mad trick on his skateboard at the city dump, Archibald ends up Professor Klumpfus’ basement. Alas, this is only the beginning of your troubles, as genetically engineered experiments are on the loose and the central computer decides to lock both you and the Professor in the mansion. 
Funny how I mentioned that we haven’t seen an iPhone OS update in a while and sure enough the same day I say it, an update comes out…albiet a small one. In any case, yesterday, Apple released a small 246 MB update to their iPhone/iTouch platform. Here’s what was included:
In any case, the big changes that people were expecting was not the update that was delivered yesterday but rather we got a maintenance update. But, having this minor update makes me wonder, just when IS Apple planning their next major OS release.
might be a handy-dandy solution for you. 
Palringo just added its location functionality its popular rich messaging application, enabling iPhone users looking down their contact list see not only the location of their Palringo contacts but also how far away that contact is.
Palringo will also bring up a map showing the location of that contact and also the location of any other Palringo contacts within a 10km radius.
Palringo is an application that syncs up with your instant messaging accounts and lets you send text and picture instant messages over the iPhone. It goes over your EDGE/3G/WiFi networks.
[via SlashPhone]