The first emulator app has appeared in the iPhone app store, the Commodore 64 Emulator iPhone App from Manomio.
The Commodore 64 Emulator iPhone App was rejected from the App store by Apple earlier this year, it has had a few changes made to it like BASIC has been disabled and it now now been approved by Apple.
Rockstar Games has announced that they will be releasing an iPhone version of their Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars game, which is currently available for the Nintendo DS.
Apple (AAPL) has finally Approved Spotify for the iPhone, although the App hasn’t gone live in iTunes, Apple and Spotify have both confirmed that it has been approved and that it will appear in the iPhone App store shortly.
It looks like Apple has finally approved the latest version of the Facebook iPhone App, version 3.0, which has a host of new features.
The latest version of Facebook for the iPhone has been awaiting approval from Apple for a couple of weeks, and it looks like it finally got approval.
Rhapsody for the iPhone and iPod Touch has been submitted to Apple for approval, if it is approved it will offer on demand music streaming to Rhapsody subscribers over 3G and WiFi.
In the past Apple hasn’t approved music streaming apps, as they are obviously concerned about competition with iTunes, if Rhapsody is approved it will give iPhone users access to over 8 million tracks and all of its radio stations.
Here is a fun accessory for your iPhone or iPod, the Boombox iPod Speaker.
This fun mini speaker is compatible with the iPhone 2G, 3G and 3GS, as well as the iPod Touch, iPod Classic and the iPod Nano, it is powered by your iPod and it measures 62 x 15 x 30mm.
We told you about the TomTom Navigation iPhone App, a while back, well it looks like it is now available from the US iTunes store for $99.99.
The TomTom iPhone App turns your iPhone into a fully fledged turn by turn Sat Nav device, it features both 2D and 3D maps, and to be honest $99.99 does seem expensive considering there are alternatives on the market, like CoPilot Live which only costs $34.99.
USAA Bank has released an iPhone App that will let the banks customers deposit a check using their iPhone.
The application works by the user taking a photo of the check, then entering the amount to be deposited and clicking send, the photo of the check is then automatically sent to the bank and deposited in your account.
If you’re as big a fan as I am of the old Duke Nukem game. You’ll be pleased to know that this classic first person shooter is now available on your iPhone. The controls take a little getting used to a once mastered all the old memories come flooding back.
ALK Technologies has just launched a satellite navigation app for the iPhone, called CoPilot Live.
The CoPilot Live iPhone App features turn by turn navigation, and features complete street maps for the UK and Ireland, as well as 3D and 3D driving views, and detailed street maps of the UK.
This is definitely ones of the coolest iPhone Apps we have seen so far on Geeky Gadgets, NESynth.
NESynth is a virtual synthesizer app for the iPhone that simulates 8 bit sounds from 80s video games, and the interface looks like an NES controller, check out the video of it in action below.
Google’s much anticipated Google voice app for the iPhone was sent to Apple for approval to be sold through Apples App Store. But Apple have refused to sell it and have also removed existing apps which provide similar services, reports claim.
Rumours suggest AT&T may be behind the move to ban the Google voice app becuase it also allows users to send free SMS messages and make cheap calls using Google’s own number.
