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.

Apple has just gotten another big gun in its bid for the iPhone to be recognized as a legitimate handheld gaming system. According to IGN, MachineWorks Northwest and Hands-On Mobile will be bringing the hit Xbox 360 and PC FPS Prey to the iPhone.

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.

NES.app is an emulator that lets you play old NES on your Apple iPhone. It sports a multitouch feature, fullscreen support, save states, and support for Game Genie cheat codes, among other thing. Hit the full article for details on this latest NES.app release.


Download: NES.app v2.3.4

Developer David Ashman has released a quick update for ReflectiveDock, an extension for the iPhone that mimics the reflective dock look from the 1.1.x days for any iPhone theme.

CocoaMug Software's AdBlock v2.0 is a nice application to add to the stuff already in your jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch. It keeps all those annoying ads that show up while you're browsing in Safari from loading.

iPhone and iPod Touch owners running 2.x.x firmwares are finally being given the chance to play OpenTTD thanks to uberdev ZodTTD.

OpenTTD is a tycoon game based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe's source code. If you've played SimCity, this game won't feel that unfamiliar.

Dominic Wroblewski's homebrew app iMood lets you do two things: make large scrolling banners or display an emoticon and a short message on your iPhone or iPod Touch's screen that you can show to others. More details on this free app after the jump.

We have here iConference for your Apple iPhone, a homebrew application that lets you make ad hoc conferences with anyone, everywhere. It also gives you access to control the conference (in terms of programs, not whether or not the meeting will end in your favor), so do check out what else it's got to offer at the full article.

Who wants to bet if this won't piss Apple off? The guys at Hackulous have released Crackulous, an app that claims to bust the protection of App Store downloads. Meaning outright piracy has reached the iPhone.

Details after the link. Arrrrrr.