How far are you willing to go to use cut and paste on you're iPhone? Enough to import Microsoft Windows? No, not Windows Mobile, the actual Windows OS from you're PC.

Actually, because the Pope is supposed to be the infallible mouthpiece of God, I guess that also mean God endorses iBreviary... you can get an iPhone application for only $0.99 that's endorsed by God - top that makers of iFarts!

There might be like a million iPhone application out there right now, but can any of them actually make money?

Want to eavesdrop on an employee or spouse's iPhone without them ever being the wiser? 

The German start up Hot Chili Apps has come up with a unique way to use speed dial on the iPhone. Basically the application, called ComCenter, just lets you create your own iPhone buttons. You can create shortcuts to phone numbers, SMS, and e-mails and personalize them by name, picture, symbols, and millions of colors to chose from. Then you just touch the icon once, and contact is made. 

Just because you can transform any content into an "iPhone application" doesn't mean there's a specific reason to. But whatever...

First there was Mohandas Gandhi organizing the Dandi Salt March of 1930. Then it was Rosa Parks refusing to sit at the back of the bus in 1955. And now taking a stand, is fans of a rejected iPhone application that are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore!

Not to suggest that they're full of hot, but their cause célèbre is an iPhone application called Pull My Finger. It makes farting sounds, it works on an iPhone- you've kind of got the concept.