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Python module for developing multi-touch applications. Looks interesting for doing prototype work.

Covers markup, CSS, javascript and client-side data storage. Appears to still be in progress but a fantastic resource thus far.

jQuery for iPhones

I don't want to sound like I hate freedom or something, but sometimes you have to question the "competition is good for everyone" thinking. I'm sure someday someone will come up with a mobile browser that will be TEH AWETHOME but today is not that day. I'm guessing the reason it took these browsers so long to hit the store has less to do with Apple's "high horse" and more to do with the fact that they all blow.

Some might ask "Why create an iPhone app just for UNC? Why not all of college basketball?" Because no other team matters is why. Ryan gets it.

The Flickr crew has some great tips on designing and developing for mobile

Basics of building an iPhone app

Wraps the mobile Webkit in a framework that gives it access to the iPhone APIs like the accelerometer and geo location. Building a native app should be as easy as building a web app.

Layered PSD with iPhone layouts, controls, widgets, etc.

Apparently, this feature is unique to Japanese versions of the 3G iphone. The shutter always sounds, even in silent mode.

Multi-column goodness in your pants

Scan in all those cards you carry around in your wallet, store them as images on your iPhone. Brilliant!

Just a proof of concept for now, but an intriguing way to add haptic functionality to touchscreens using the phone's vibration sensors

Purty background images for your iDevice

UI library for iPhone development

Supports just about everything but protected iTunes Store files, which is yet another reason to never buy any music from the iTunes store

Now you can finally play Kings Quest 3 on your iPhone. All this before the SDK has even been released.

This is pretty damn sharp and should probably be included in the next official version of gMaps for the iPhone.

Just source code right now and I think you have to send Steve Jobs your $100 rebate check back in order to get it to install

"Even though we are making the right decision to lower the price of iPhone, and even though the technology road is bumpy, we need to do a better job taking care of our early iPhone customers as we aggressively go after new ones with a lower price."

Is there anything MacFUSE can't do?

MSNBC.com has a really good list of what needs improving on the iPhone - and not a single one of them involves Exchange server

Blue Flavor has built a really slick interface for various web apps specifically for the iPhone. Small, fast, beautiful, this is nicely done.

Lotta FUD in this one and the bottom line is: Apple or some third party app developer needs to license the Exchange protocols and create a real solution. As soon as that happens, they'll be getting my $600.

That kid is seriously amazing

Apple's official guidelines

Some folks reporting speeds of up to 200kpbs, about 3-5 times faster than EDGE typically runs

As of 6pm on Thursday, the line at the U-Village Apple store was 2 people long. Could be the rain...

If that's true, my pockets just might be $600 lighter come Monday

The AP certainly knows hype when the see it - Apple has written six press releases about the iPhone this year, the AP has run 16 stories about said phone in the past two weeks.

I suspect that when CEO's start seeing their kids with these things, they'll start leaning on IT departments to turn on Exchange's IMAP service

Sadly, does not come with a bandwidth limiter to show how unbearably slow browsing will be on AT&T's craptacular data network

Of course, with that blazingly fast network it's chained to, good luck actually getting that skateboarding dog on the internet in your pants

Personally, I want to believe, but I know at least six people that I work with (plus me) who won't be getting iPhones until they sync with Exchange. In fact, the only person in our company who plans on getting an iPhone is a secretary.

Hilarious!