The first DJ program for iPhone and iPod Touch.

MixMeister Scratch is a free application for iPhone 3G, iPhone, and iPod Touch that enables you to scratch anywhere, anytime. Download MixMeister Scratch for free from the iTunes App Store right now and scratch on top of your music in seconds.

To get started, play a song in your mobile digital device, select a scratch from the collection of included vinyl sounds to fit your imagination and creativity, and start scratching. You can even adjust the volume of the music in real time.

MixMeister Scratch has been fully approved by Apple for use with iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPod Touch. Download the first DJ program for iPhone today…for free!

Key Features

• Scratch on top of any song on your handheld
• Comes with authentic vinyl scratch sounds
• Control song volume from MixMeister Scratch
• Apple-approved for iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod Touch
• FREE download from iTunes App Store

MixMeister Scratch is available now for free download from the iTunes App Store.
Click here to go there now.

About iPhone Configuration Utility 1.0
iPhone Configuration Utility lets you easily create, maintain, and sign configuration profiles, track and install provisioning profiles and authorized applications, and capture device information including console logs.

Configuration profiles are XML files that contain device security policies, VPN configuration information, Wi-Fi settings, APN settings, Exchange account settings, mail settings, and certificates that permit iPhone and iPod touch to work with your enterprise systems.

• iPhone Configuration Web Utility 1.0 for Mac
• iPhone Configuration Web Utility 1.0 for Windows
• iPhone Configuration Utility 1.0 for Mac OS X

LiveJournal.app has been upgraded to version 0.3.1. This upgrade is mostly about fixing previous version

LiveJournal iPhone Client updated to 0.3.0.

• new splash screen
• menu added (double tap in the text area)
• editor
  1. paste pix from library
  2. paste LJ-user
  3. LJ-cut
  4. bold
  5. italic
  6. strikethrough
• pix store LiveJournal ScrapBook, not accessible to Basic account
• ability to set pix width
• new tab “Storage” in settings, drawing information about ScrapBook storage

To download it you should add repository http://i.cosysoftware.ru to Installer App

[via Igrick LiveJournal]

This is a list of web apps IM

Meebo (http://www.meebo.com): Yahoo!, MSN, GTalk, AIM, ICQ
Trillian Astra (http://www.astra.im/iphone/): Yahoo!, MSN, GTalk, AIM, ICQ
JiveTalk (http://iphone.beejive.com): Yahoo!, MSN, GTalk, AIM, ICQ
Mundu IM (http://iphone.mundu.com): Yahoo!, MSN, GTalk, AIM
eBuddy (http://www.ebuddy.com): Yahoo!, MSN, AIM
Heysan (http://m.heysan.com): MSN, AIM, ICQ
Tinybuddy IM (http://tybyim.com/): AIM
FlickIM (http://www.flickim.com): AIM
iPhoneChat (http://davidcann.com/im/): AIM
IM+ for Skype (http://www.skypeforiphone.com): Skype
CommunicationTube (http://communicationtube.com/): ICQ, MSN, IRC, GTalk

One of the big announcements to come out of WWDC 08′ was the introduction of Apple’s new MobileMe Internet service. MobileMe features push email, push contacts and push calendars from your “cloud” to native apps on your iPhone, iPod touch, Mac or PC. MobileMe will be available shortly and will replace Apple’s .mac service.

The MobileMe service will deliver a desktop-like experience on the web. Changes made on your MobileMe cloud will automatically update native applications on all of computers and or devices.

With the iPhone 2.0 Software Update, your iPhone will do even more. Extend its capabilities with innovative applications you download directly from the new App Store. Get push email, calendar, and contacts from your Microsoft Exchange server at work. And use great new features in Mail, Contacts, and other applications. Free

Pathfinder, a software development and user experience design firm, announced the initial release of rails_iui, an open source Rails Plug-In for the iPhone.

The plug-in makes it easier to build iPhone enabled web applications. Rail plugin adds the ability to iUI framework which contains a number of CSS styles and JavaScript event handlers, to make iPhone Web apps look and feel somewhat like native iPhone applications.

As the iPhone continues to march across the globe, Google’s special (and slick) interface that was introduced in mid-December has been limited to English speakers. However, yesterday the company rolled it out to 33 countries in 16 languages, including Chinese–despite the fact the handset is not available through any Chinese carriers.

More importantly, Google continues to create special mobile variations of its other pages, which now includes Google News and support for users of Google Apps. Google Apps users can now check their mail using the same interface regular Gmail users have been enjoying, with the added benefit of being signed in to use the other mobile Google services.

The updated news viewer allows users to browse by the front page or by section, and features a built-in search tool. It’s still essentially a link repository to other third-party sites, but it’s now far easier to parse through on smaller screens than its original format.

What really makes the updated News page shine is that it integrates YouTube videos in the related stories. If there are videos for a selected subject, you can view them as thumbnails, which when clicked will jump you to the handset’s built-in YouTube viewer. Short of actually having Flash, this is the closest you’ll get to being able to casually watch Web videos while browsing other news networks. You could also use a conversion tool like vTap or Avot mV, but this new system requires one less step.

I still think most iPhone users will be inclined to use Safari’s built in-search tool, which can be set to use either Google or Yahoo without having to venture to a search page first. With the speed of EDGE, I often find myself skipping any unnecessary page load when it comes time to search on the go, something that won’t be fixed until the purported 3G version of the handset comes out later this year.