App Store officially passes 100,000 app mark

Apple announced on Wednesday that there are now more than 100,000 applications available for download at the App Store.

iPhone Superguide comes to App StoreMacworld's iPhone Superguide is now on the App Store. Despite numerous delays, many of them the fault of Apple's app-review process.

iPhone Hints: Lock picture orientation in Photos If last week's iPhone hint was a little complicated, this week's is an exercise in simplicity. Here's how to keep a picture in Photos locked in either landscape or portrait orientation.
iPhone Hints: Subscribed calendars on your iPhone MobileMe users can sync their subscribed calendars from their Mac to their iPhone, but what about the rest of us?
Modifying iPhone carrier settings There's more you can do with your iPhone's carrier settings than just download and install the latest update. Ted Landau shows you how to custom reinstall, directly view and even modify your carrier settings -- and explains why you would want to.
Searching notes in Calendar and Contact apps You say you want to search the Notes field of the iPhone's Calendar and Contacts apps? Just how eager are you to jailbreak your phone?
Make your iPhone video pop How to shoot crisp and colorful video on your iPhone without the typical jerky-camera look.

iPhone Superguide comes to App Store Macworld's iPhone Superguide is now on the App Store. Despite numerous delays, many of them the fault of Apple's app-review process.
Is Spotify the future of music listening? Spotify, hoping to make its way to the U.S. soon, lets you stream music to your computer or iPhone/iPod touch. Will it be worth the wait?
Nokia lawsuit seeks a piece of the iPhone pie Nokia is entitled to protect its investments in research and its intellectual property. But PC World's Tony Bradley says there's reason to be skeptical of the timing and motives of Nokia's lawsuit claiming the iPhone infringes on 10 different technology patents.
New App Store rules good news for iPhone users Apple's decision to let developers build in-app purchasing into free iPhone apps means the end of lite versions -- and that's good for consumers, CIO's Tom Kaneshige argues.
In-app feature could keep more apps on iPhone While Apple's new in-app purchase feature for iPhones is being widely touted as an antipiracy measure, Apple's more overarching motive seems to be that of keeping the iPhone at the development forefront for the coolest new apps for mobile users.