When the iPhone initially launched in 2007, the much anticipated iPhone OS required an arsenal of jailbroken apps to perform even the mildest tasks such as MMS and video recording.

Chpwn is one of my favorite jailbreak devs because he creates really useful apps and mods that just make your iPhone experience better. He worked with Ryan Petrich on ProSwitcher , he developed InfiniDock , and today, he just released InfiniBoard .

Even though Netflix CEO Reed Hastings told Reuters a few months ago that Netflix wasn’t going to work on an iPhone app for a while, it seems that Netflix has been feeling the water about it. A RWW article notes that: Recently, Netflix sent out a survey to select subscribers in order to determine interest in an iPhone application for streaming movies via mobile phones. According to the survey’s wording, the proposed app would be Wi-Fi only and would offer the same content that the Netflix “Watch Instantly” service provides

Back in December I tweeted about a new app called TUN3R , a sort of visual dial for Internet Radio.

These are actually my favorite apps of February but I’m a little late… Power Downloader [iTunes link] – This is a free app that lets you download a host of files to your iPhone like JPG, GIF, HTML, MP3, MP4, 3GP and more.  But, what I like to use it for is downloading YouTube videos for later viewing at full resolution.  However, you can only watch the video from within the app and there’s no way to get the video off your iPhone.  Obviously, Apple wouldn’t have an app that would pirate YouTube videos.  Since YouTube videos don’t stream on 3G at full resolution on the iPhone, this helps to watch your videos more cleanly. There doesn’t seem to be a size limit when downloading on 3G. Which location-based app has more than double the amount of users of Foursquare and Gowalla combined and is free?  If the answer is MyTown [iTunes link] you’d be correct!  Unlike other location-sharing apps, MyTown plays much more like a real game.  When you check in to places, you have the option of buying them for your virtual town.  The properties you buy give you constant income and to upgrade them you need money.  To level up, you need points and you get that by checking in to more places.  I have to admit I’m kind of addicted to this.  However, the GPS locating on this app is not very good and I have to type in my location most of the time

I’m curious to see what App Store or stock apps you use on a daily basis.

9 to 5 Mac has an article today about a Mac user who emailed Steve Jobs and received an answer back from him, showing that Steve-o was still using an iPhone running OS 3.1.2. Why would Steve Jobs use an iPhone with 3.1.2? Well, my guess is that he simply has a jailbroken iPhone and he doesn’t want to update to 3.1.3 because he knows it brings nothing more than 3.1.2, except the few usual “bug fixes”.

I said the iPhone camera sucks so many times that I can’t even count. Lately though, I have rediscovered the CameraBag app and I have been playing with it. I say “rediscover” because I had completely forgotten about this app and stumbled on it again by accident

Any iPhone totin’ PS3 users out there? You might want to turn your bluetooths up, the folks over at Deluxe Digital Studios have a killer app for your 2 favorite gadgets. It’s called Pocket Blu , a lovely little client application that talks to any internet capable Blu-ray player (PS3) that happens to be playing a BLU capable DVD.

Apple has removed some adult apps that have had complaints from users. Among the apps removed were one that animates parts of people in pictures and one for a porn star’s fans.