With everyone jumping on the firmware 2.0 bandwagon, the biteSMS homebrew application wasn't one to get left behind the pack. Version 1.50 of the homebrew SMS client application now features support for the iPhone OS 2.0, among other things. Find out what other changes were included in the 2.0 conversion after the jump.

With the recent release of Apple's 2.0.1 firmware for the iPhone and iPod touch, it may soon become a toss-up between having a more stable device or being able to freely download third-party apps on it. Reports have noted that the updates used in firmware 2.0.1 may render your Apple gadget insusceptible to normal jailbreaking methods. Find out more about this development in our full article.

Homebrew developer BigBoss has come up with an interesting new homebrew game for the iPhone and iPod touch, fully supporting the new firmware 2.0 released by Apple. Entitled "MacMan", the game takes a page off Namco's popular Pacman title with some unique touchscreen features added to it. For more information regarding the game, check out our full article after the jump.

See how the antics of your flightless bird fare with other PenguinPanic players around the world in the latest version this homebrew game on the iPhone. Apple iPhone School's Brooke announced that the latest version of PenguinPanic is now available for download through the BigBoss repository source. Find out the new additions were included since our previous coverage of PenguinPanic after the jump.

Developer BigBoss recently updated the iPhone homebrew app Touchpad Pro, giving it a step up and raising its version number to 4.44. This latest build is similar to last week's update as it adds new language support, this time for Spanish iPhone users. Check out our full article for more details on the other new changes made to Touchpad Pro v4.44 after the jump.

Developer BigBoss recently revealed a double homebrew update on the Sleepers website for both iPhone homebrew apps Touchpad Pro and biteSMS. The latest build for both apps share the updates in terms of nature - namely, additional language support. Find out more in our full article after the jump.

If you're one of the many iPhone users looking for an easier way to control the music playing on their iPhones, then you might want to check out PocketTouch. This app, which has just recently been bumped up to version 1.4.1, lets users control things like volume and which song is playing by way of simple swipes, taps, and even shakes. More in the full article.

TT, short for Tap & Talk, is apparently a growing brand in the homebrew community of Apple, thanks to the developers who first shipped TT Clock for Apple's flagship phone. TT-8Ball is the next in the list of community BigBoss' TT-branded homebrew applications. And just what the name says, it's a program designed for your magic 8-ball whims. More details in the full story.

Developer OneFran recently released a new iPhone homebrew game featuring a port of the well-loved puzzle game, Tetris. While the game may not be the first one of its kind, it certainly is as enjoyable as its other similar counterparts. Find out what makes this one different from the rest by reading our full article after the jump.

If you feel the need to try out an alternative text messaging service, you might want to check out the latest version of biteSMS, a third party application for Apple's iPhone. Developer Brooke from Apple iPhone School recently announced a new build for the homebrew app, which now includes additional language support as well as some new interface changes. More details on biteSMS 1.16 in our full article.