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Many people are searching for Update iPod Touch to Firmware 2.0 for Free these days.As Apple has pushed the new iPod Touch Firmware 2.0 to iTunes. All iPod Touch users can upgrade to this latest firmware by paying a one-time fee of $9.25.iPhone touch users, however, get to upgrade to firmware 2.0 absolutely free of cost………………..

Adobe have made it, now it’s just on Apple to say A-OK.

Free. It’s a four-letter word people love to hear, especially when it comes to purchasing Apps. If you are shelling out even a dollar for an App, you’re guaranteed more bang for your buck, right? But it is not always necessary to fork over cash for a decent App, as free versions can provide almost an equal level of functionality and reliability.

From a blog post that launched a thousand rumors, comes confirmation that Adobe is, in fact, creating a way to bring Flash content to the iPhone.

Despite Steve Jobs slamming Flash’s performance on his darling mobile device, Adobe has made yet another subtle public plea for Apple to reconsider opening the iPhone OS to the wonders of Flash.

When the iPhone was first released, there was an abundance of speculation over whether the phone’s lack of Flash support would cripple its browser and give us something less than “the real web” that Apple had promised

It appears that Reznor’s band, Nine Inch Nails, will use the very application we were referring to in that post to distribute its last two albums within a special NIN-themed version of the game

Adobe is nearly done with a version of its Flash Player for the iPhone the could be released ‘in a very short time’ if it passes Apple’s App Store screening process, an Adobe official said this week.

Flash Magazine reports on comments made by Adobe’s Sr. Director of Engineering Paul Betlem during a Town Hall meeting at the Flash on the Beach Conference.

On the heels of a successful launch of its AIM client for the iPhone, AOL on Tuesday announced a public beta of its next-generation AIM client for the Mac – its first major update to the software in over four years.

This is the most addicting game I have ever played!

Namco announced Tuesday that it has released Pole Position: Remix for the iPod touch and iPhone. The game costs $9.99 and is available for purchase and download from the App Store.

Let me preface this by saying, I am an iPhone evangelist. Love Love Love it. I love finding apps that make my life easier, and as a real estate agent and social marketer, I’m always looking for ways to stay connected and multi-task effortlessly.

Why just use an iPhone when you can make a statement with it? Here’s what’s crossed my path recently. Some practical … some not so practical.

Finally it’s confirmed by Adobe officials. Flash on the IPhone is not impossible, it’s reality.

A Facebook update that won’t have the fans up in armsWhen Facebook forced its website re-design on to the public this month, there was an outcry that hasn’t been seen since Opal Fruits turned to Starbursts, Marathon merged into Snickers, Hulk Hogan mutated into Hollywood Hogan.

Facebook launched more than a new iPhone app this evening - they also have a new home page (the page you see when you aren’t logged in) and a new tagline. Gone is all the descriptive language suggesting you sign up to. Now Facebook has a simple message to entice you to sign up: “Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life.”

A screenshot of the new MobileSafari for the iPhone OS 2.2 has been leaked and looks like Apple made a few presentation changes to the browser.

Two shirts: “Banned from the App Store” amd “Limited utility” make fun of Apple’s unfair treatment of developers on their Apps Store. How long until Apple’s lawyers send this guy a cease and desist letter?

After remaining near-silent as iPhone and other touchscreen cellphones took control of the high-end media phone business, Nokia on Thursday will try and reclaim what was once its own with its first touchscreen cellphone.

Reports of detached prongs involving a very small percentage of iPhone 3G power adapters has resulted in Apple announcing an ultracompact USB Adapter Exchange Program.

Apple last week began testing iPhone Software v2.2 beta 1, the next software update for the iPhone and iPod touch that will deliver, among other things, subtle interface changes to Safari and a new version of the company’s App Store application.

For those completely intoxicated with their iPhones, Meninos is selling this set of 16 coasters based on the handset’s standard application icons. Constructed of plywood, each coaster measures 3.3 inches, sports a vinyl decal protected with varnish, and is lined with a rubber layer underneath.

THQ today announces that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is now available on mobile handsets the world over. This includes the iPhone, where it has been lurking for quite awhile, Nokia’s N-Gage gaming platform, and more than 850 different cellular handsets.

Citing “supply chain channel checks” Apple’s is cutting its iPhone 3G buildout. However, analysts reckon that the lower build-out plan won’t hurt Apple. However, suppliers that make the guts of the iPhone may take a hit. The report has a few interesting data points. Among them. . .

If you are an Apple iPhone or iPod touch owner, you’ve likely noticed that nearly every time you check out the App Store, there are several updates available for applications you’ve downloaded.

9to5mac claims to have heard from a “tipster” that Apple could announce a Verizon iPhone as early as Macworld San Francisco 2009. 9to5 points to “falsely reported rumors” about Apple’s exclusivity deal with AT&T “if one exists”. The problem with the report is that the Apple and AT&T exclusivity…

Ever find yourself at a Sushi joint wondering what exactly a specific item on the menu is? It’s for this very reason that everybody from seasoned foodies to the newly culinary adventurous will appreciate ***** (for the iPod Touch and iPhone). ***** acts as a concise reference for sushi related terminology.

Microsoft is indeed working on an iPhone application. As many predicted, it is the Microsoft’s Tellme unit that is actively developing a program for Apple’s iPhone. Tellme offers voice-activated search for a variety of phones, including the BlackBerry.

Check out these great drink coasters, based on those ubiquitous iPhone menu icons.

Apple’s silver lining today: iPhone 3G sales may still be exceeding expectations. In an otherwise gloomy research note, RBC analyst Mike Abramsky estimates that Apple shipped 6 million iPhones in the quarter that ended Sept. 27, citing “checks.” That’s up from his previous estimate of 5 million and is also higher than every Wall Street estimate

In his controlling hands, technology became both the engine and the emblem of transcendence. But as the iPhone slips from his grasp, jobs is making his final bid for immortality.

to record and track your heartbeat from your chest, wrist or neck. Watching the video, it looks like it will be a perfect application for both sports people and hypochondriacs

Apple and Verizon looking to make amends after Apple went away from Verizon in 2007 and over to AT&T. Verizon’s reasons for not taking the iPhone are all moot at this point anyway.

Fring, the Skype meets Trillian all in one Instant Messenger, VOIP social app is coming to the iPhone.

Yahoo News is reporting that Microsoft acquisition Tellme is developing a speech recognition/voice-activated search application for the iPhone for release by June.

The long awaited application is finally out for iPhone FW2.x.x.!

The iPhone may be the only game in town for serious mobile Web developers right now, but that won’t last long. Next year, the iPhione will see some serious competition from Google’s Android platform. Of course, T-Mobile will start selling the first Android phone, the G1 made by HTC, on October 22. But other cell phone manufacturers are gearing up f

Apple’s behavior in rejecting iPhone apps without consistency or good explanations threatens the very health of the iPhone platform.

Last.FM has finally released the highly anticipated update to their iPhone application. Initial App Store reviews for the debut of the Last.FM app weren’t very high. The app is currently rated at three stars, compared to its competitor Pandora’s five star app.