iPhone 2.2 OS Firmware beta 1. Following the previous iPhone 2.1 Firmware Update, Apple has recently released the beta 1 release of the iPhone 2.2 OS to iPhone developers. Apple debuts new safari interface in iPhone OS 2.2. MobileSafari interface has been tweaked.
The new iteration of MobileSafari eschews the magnifying glass and refresh buttons at the top of the screen, instead displaying the URL bar and search fields side-by-side, much like the desktop version of Safari.
The refresh-button has been moved from beside the URL bar to within. Page refreshes are now accomplished via a tiny icon located inside the URL bar.
(via iphoneatlas)
Google Translate for iPhone. You can now translate 24 languages and arbitrary phrases on your iPhone. The new interface now gives Google Translate a nice iPhone-like feel, complete with text fields, drop-down boxes, and a layout perfectly formatted for your iPhone/iPhone 3G.
Tether Apple iPhone 3G to Laptop. A pair of programs, 3proxy and MobileTerminal can help you to tether a jailbroken iPhone 3G to laptop. This will use your iPhone 3G as a wireless modem. Tethering your iPhone is against the iPhone data plan terms. AT&T could slap you with huge fees if you overuse it. 
Improved WebKit Performance in iPhone 2.0. According to a bit of graphical bar-graph from Daring Fireball, we can know why our 
Google Talk for iPhone, iPod Touch. A new version of Google Talk has been released by Google. The application is designed specifically and optimized for the iPhone/iPod Touch browsers. You can select from a quicklist of the people you contact most, search your contacts, and manage multiple conversations. You can already use GTalk on your iPhone/iPod Touch, simple point Safari to www.google.com/talk and take it from there. Google Talk runs entirely in the browser so there’s no need to download or install anything.
Picasa Web Albums for Nokia S60. Google recently announced that Picasa now customized for Nokia S60 and translated into 36 languages. You can now get this new version of Picasa Web Albums on all S60 phones using a WebKit-based browser, as well as iPhone using Safari and Windows Mobile 6 Professional using Internet Explorer. In addition, Google has also added support for Windows Mobile 6 Standard.
Digia @Web - 1st Finger Touch Web Browser for Symbian UIQ. A first full finger touch web browser for UIQ platform phones has been created by Digia Plc. This application which is called Digia @Web is designed for UIQ 3 and Symbian OS. The mobile browser is based on the open-source webkit browser engine ported to UIQ by Digia, and a whole new browser UI that gives powerful and intuitive access to true web content. It is based on the same core Nokia’s S60 browser and Apple’s Safari use - Webkit. Other users of the webkit browser engine also include iPhone and Google Android. 
Zinio : 20 additional magazines for iPhone, iPod Touch. Zinio is a digital magazine web app for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch that offers free popular magazines. It was unveiled in November last year. Now, Zinio adds 20 new magazines e.g. Readers Digest, Elle, Esquire UK, Macworld Spain, Macworld UK, Outside, PC Magazine, Popular Photography, U.S. News & World Report. Interested? It’s simple, you’ll just point your Safari to www.zinio.com/iphone.
RemoteNote to view and edit iPhone notes from a web browser. A new native app called RemoteNote allows users to view and edit their iPhone notes from a web browser. The application relies on the WiFi hotspot and allows you to remotely connect to your iPhone and change notes from a web browser. All web browsers are supported — including Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera — but it is required, though, that you have Adobe Flash Player installed. 
Dating DNA - Online Dating web-app for iPhone, iPod Touch. DNA Dating has announced their new web-app for the iPhone and iPod Touch that gives iPhoners access to the new online dating network wherever, whenever. Profiles are served up using a compatibility scoring system - your “dating DNA” - to help increase the chances that you’ll run into someone you’re likely to vibe well with. When you find a possible match, add them to your “DNA Strand” to make a future contact or just keep their profile handy.
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