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Apple and Adobe have been at something of a crossroads for some time now. The clashing of these titans has resulted in Apple refusing to let Adobe bring Flash plug-in support to its iPhone Safari browser. But, that may all change in the near future. First let's explore what Adobe's working on.

If you’re in the market for a smartphone that you can extend with potentially unlimited applications, are intrigued by the iPhone, really want an Android phone, but can’t wait, then take a look at the Neo FreeRunner which hits the (virtual e-commerce) street this weekend.

One of the biggest disappointments of the first generation iPhone has to be the lack of instant messaging app. It was even more disappointing to find out that the Apple's iChat app for the iPhone will not be available via the AppStore when the iPhone firmware 2.0 is released on July 11.

Apple iPhone is definitely the talk of the town with developers geared up to create applications that can be run on an iPhone. Google has now launched Google Talk which can be accessed on an iPhone without having to download or install anything. You can use Gtalk in Safari browser itself by logging on www.google.com/talk.

Google has just released Google Talk App for the iPhone (and iPod Touch). The Google Talk app is a web-app, so there's no need to download or install anything as it will run in iPhone's Safari browser.

Apple has officially announced that July 7 will be the last day for developers to submit an application and have it be included in the App Store at the time of launch. “To ensure your application can be considered for the exciting launch of the App Store, submit your application by 12 PM PDT, on July

Google has released the web-based version of its Google Talk optimized for the iPhone/iPod Touch. The application works from Safari and looks pretty much the same as the GTalk desktop client. Feature wise, Google made sure you can easily select people you want to chat (add them to "quicklist"), search contacts and manage multiple conversations.

Rolando, A New Game for the iPhone [Trailer] Thu, Jul 3, 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers 1 Comment The new iPhone SDK has really inspired some developers to not only think outside of the box, but practicly get out and run around the box too.  This ingenuity can be see in Rolando, a new iPhone game (probably

While still nothing close to a fully-acceptable Flash-based browsing experience, Thomas Joos has managed to bring Flash Lite to the iPhone. The porting of Flash Lite bodes well for the possibility of having real-deal Flash support on the iPhone in the future - whether Apple will officially support such an undertaking is unclear, perhaps a jailbreak-based Flash solution will pop up?

While still nothing close to a fully-acceptable Flash-based browsing experience, Thomas Joos has managed to bring Flash Lite to the iPhone. The porting of Flash Lite bodes well for the possibility of having real-deal Flash support on the iPhone in the future - whether Apple will officially support such an undertaking is unclear, perhaps a jailbreak-based Flash solution will pop up?