Games: geoDefence Swarm
Swarm distinguishes itself with pulsing neon-lit graphics reminiscent of shooty Xbox Live Arcade favourite Geometry Wars says Nick Gillett
Daniel Johnston’s music turned into iPhone game
The reclusive singer's imagery and music, including cartoon frogs and demons, feature on a new iPhone app called Hi, How Are You?
Orange capture of iPhone heralds Christmas price war
O2 has had the Apple handset to itself under an exclusive deal for the past two years
Apple hits 2 billion App Store downloads – but what are they worth?
It's taken barely more than a year for 2bn apps to be downloaded. But how much money do they put in Apple's bank account?
Will Orange spark an iPhone price war?
Richard Wray: Orange's move into the iPhone market - possibly to be joined by Vodafone - is good news for UK consumers
Orange UK secretive on iPhone pricing
Network's internal memo says exact launch date and cost are under wraps, 'but all will be revealed soon'
Orange signs iPhone deal with Apple
O2's exclusive deal with Apple is to come to an end, after Orange announced that it will also sell the iPhone later this year
Max Injury
Max Injury offers an opportunity to simulate appalling physical damage to a crash test dummy, finds Nick Gillett
Shearer joins the cult of iPhone – what would Mr Burns think?
Celebrity squares: Spinal Tap legend Harry Shearer says the best advice for handling new technology is to 'read the freaking manual'
O2 announces Pre launch pricing: same as the iPhone
O2 has announced the Palm Pre will be available on October 16 - but are the prices enough to tempt new customers away from the iPhone?
Mr AahH!!
The remarkable addictive qualities on display mark this out as a landmark in mobile games, says Nick Gillett
Gangstar: West Coast Hustle
Gameloft has somehow managed to squeeze a thoroughly decent-looking Grand Theft Auto clone onto the iPhone/iPod Touch. Gangstar: West Coast Hustle makes an extremely good first impression, boasting 3D graphics as good as anything else you'll find on the iTunes store. However, given that it's currently on sale for less than four pounds, one is immediately suspicious of what the catch will be
C64 emulator to hit iPhone. Again. Really soon.
A few days ago, iPhone developer Manomio released its fully licensed Commodore 64 emulator onto the App Store. Unfortunately, it's been taken down for a few days while the team sorts out a bug which allows users to access the old computer's BASIC programing language; the dev team included this in its original submission to Apple, but had to remove it before publication, for some reason. Except in true Hot Coffee fashion, it wasn't removed enough. Now hopefully it is as Manomio has re-submitted. Soon we shall have C64 goodness wherever we go
Spider: The Secret Of Bryce Manor
A wonderfully delivered narrative with a neat and highly functional centrepice, says Nick Gillett