Can't wait for iPhone 3.0? Well I can't help you with that, here's something that might make you feel a little better. It's the 3.0 Beta Icons set, which will give your iPhone's SMS, Phone, and iPod icons look like the ones that come with 3.0. Oooooh time warp. Sorta.

Wow, for once we have more iPhone news than we have iPhone homebrew news. And the biggest news this week? The iPhone 3.0 will finally have the copy paste feature everyone's been waiting for. Well, finally.

A new app for iPhone users is available on Cydia, the iReal Quick SMS. This app lets you access and write SMS no matter what you are doing on your unit. The app is available on the BigBoss repository. Details after the link.

Let's say you're playing a game on your iPhone, then you get a text message. You want to reply, but you don't want to close your game and go all the way back to the SpringBoard to open the SMS app. Game now, text later? Or text now, ditch game for later? Well, for that little inconvenience, QuickSMS is here. It's basically a replacement for the SMS app, and you can access it simply by pushing the volume up button. The new window opens right away to save the day. Handy eh?

If you don't like clutter on your iPhone, especially with your calls and text logs, then this app is for you. MobileLog provides you with a comprehensive log of your recent calls and messages, as well as allows you to sort them according to categories: sent/received, sent or received, or missed calls/SMS.

Here's a useful app for your iPhone. Ever had nasty stalkers, bad exes, and people that just won't shut up? With Mobile Gate, you can completely block them out of your iPhone, and your life! Details in the full article.

Here's a cool brew for your iPhone. TalkMe adds a text-to-speech function into your iPhone that'll actually read your SMS messages aloud. More info inside.

Remember Clippy? The little homebrew app that added a copy and paste function to the iPhone? Well, there's a new Clippy version out, and it packs quite a few additional features including a clipboard stack where you can save the text that you copy for later pasting.

The ability to copy and paste text is a feature that a lot of iPhone  and iPod Touch users want. Since Apple wouldn't give it, here's the homebrew community to the rescue. Yep, copypasta has come to the iPhone and iPod Touch thanks to a free app called Clippy.

If you're busy or not allowed to take calls while at work like me, you can use this brew to block incoming calls and text messages instead of having to turn your iPhone off. It's easy to use, has a lot of features, and the set-up is very simple. It's up on Cydia, so you can get it there.