The iUSB Tunnel version 1.2.0 is a homebrew application for the iPhone developed by nurkjon. It's a simple gui that should make it easier for you to use SSH, VNC and Tethering with your iPhone over USB on a Windows machine.

A new Wii-Linux distro is out from developer Bert Jan. It's has the existing Debian/Whiite package as its foundation, but it has Xorg running on top of it. The distro is appropriately named xwhiite. Details after the link.

Good news for those who use Linux on their PlayStation 3s!  Yellow Dog Linux v6.1 has been released, marking the final release from Terra Soft, and the first by Fixstars. Version 6.1 an updated Firefox and OpenOffice.org, and features ps3vram functionality, enabling the use of PS3 video RAM for temporary storage or swap.

More details after the link.

If you're an avid user of the XLink Kai service, take heed. The team behind XLink Kai has just released version 7.4.15 which, apart from the usual bugfixes found in any update, ups the app's usability for Japanese users. Hit the full article for more info.

Download: kaiEngine-7.4.15-osx-universal.pkg.zip
Download: kaiEngine-7.4.15-linux-x86.tgz
Download: XLinkKai-7.4.15-win32.msi

If you enjoyed using previous versions of WiFiX, then you might want to know that homebrew developer jfig111 has rolled out WiFiX 2.0. The latest build implements quite a number of changes that make it a worthy successor to the previous versions. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

Download: WiFiX 2.0
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

The iPhone is a wholly remarkable device, but like most cellphones, it has a major weakness: you can't rely on it for heavy writing. You can't exactly write your thesis on the thing. One developer addressed this weakness by developing RemoteNote, which allows you to remotely edit notes on your iPhone (or even your iPod Touch) from your PC - or any device with a web browser. Details in the full article.

iPhone Homebrew developer edgecrush3r has released a web-based streaming webclient for the iPhone called Crossfire 0.5.0. To find out more about this application and see a video of it in action, head on over to the full article.

Download: Crossfire v0.5.0

If you enjoy using portals on the PSP, then you might want to check out xPSPSlim123x's latest release: Giga X. This portal offers a useful array of  links. To find out more about this homebrew, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link found below.

Download: Giga X
Visit: PSP Development Forums

For those of you who are sick of seeing those broken video embed links littering your iPhone, then you'll be glad to know that homebrew developer joe maller has just the solution to your problem. He's created a nifty bookmarklet called iTransmogrify, which transforms embedded Flash content into direct links to natively supported formats on your iPhone.

For more information, check out the full article!

The good folks over at Blizzard's official World of Warcraft forums have provided a very useful checklist of how to avoid keyloggers who are even sneaky enough to hack Blizzard posters. Check out the tips enumerated by WoW forum poster Lythria, and you better take heed - WoW player or no - since the following preventive measures can be used for securing your most personal information online.

Being careful with the links before you click on them is very important, as many people fall prey into clicking links that activate keylogging scripts. One of the things you can do is to make sure the link will lead to a well-known site (such as Photobucket) by hovering on the link and checking out the status bar at the bottom of your browser.

Another thing to do is installing some browser add-ons that help prevent the running of scripts, such as Mozilla Firefox's "NoScript".

Lythria will update her post from time to time as more ways of detecting/avoiding keyloggers are found, so its better to check the Via link to catch the updates yourself.