Introducing the iPhone Notepad. It’s sleek with huge storage. You can just write your notes to store the information. It’s designed by Chinese designer Zobo. Good stuff but don’t know when will it be released. It’s better than those iClones in China…

Love them or hate them, miracle or menace, Emoji are standard message elements in Japan and have caught some favor among internet iPhone users (and TiPb Forum staff…)

The problem, however, is that there’s currently no standard way to encode the little mega-smileys across different carriers and platforms, leading to a lot of “translation” work in between. The solution?

engineers from Google and Apple have got together to try to propose an encoding for these emoji (they have identified 674 of them!) that can be added to the official standard ISO/IEC 10646, as can be seen in this document, Proposal for Encoding Emoji Symbols.

Maybe next Apple could work on not requiring complex, app-bound Emoji activation processes for non-Japanese iPhones? Sumo, tiny red cars, and weirdly smiling brown piles for everyone!

MobileLog for iPhone (iLog) has been updated with performance improvements and support for iPhone OS 3.0

The release contains the following changes:
1. [Recents] Performance improvements for recent calls loading;
2. [Recents] Smooth calls scrolling;
3. [Recents] Totals show now total duration of calls;
4. [Recents] Possibility to disable showing number of called person;
5. [Recents] When “Call on Tap” is enable now it is easy to get Calls Details by clicking “arrow” on the left
6. [Recents] Deleting of the number now works faster and did not go list to the top
7. [Recents] Fixed few bugs for “Replace Recents” option
8. [Notifications] Fixed problem with “SMS” Notification
9. [Messages] Solved “Delete message” malfunction.
10. [General] Russian localization
11. [Modules] Russian localization

You can download and install iLog from the iClarified Cydia Repository. The application costs 4.99 EUR and does have a free trial period. If you do not already have iClarified as a Cydia source you can follow the instructions to add it: here.

Hoping to see more porn apps in the App Store? Forget it. Even the Hottest Girls’ developer claimed the app is not removed by Apple, Apple PR suddenly issued a statement that the app won’t be available in the App Store anymore. Apple said they will never distribute apps that contain inappropriate content. The developer has actually played a trick. The app grabbed the content from a remote server, that means they can always deliver the inappropriate content easily without Apple’s approval.

If there is no inappropriate content in the App Store, then why there is a need for the rating system?

Hottest Girls, the $1.99 App, has an major upgrade. It now features lots of hot girls that are nude. I mean there are topless photos in the App. It is now available at the App Store. It is rated 17+ with warning. It seems Apple is okay with porn apps now.  Boobies. Boobies and more boobies. Will there be more porn apps with videos in the near future? Can’t wait to see that happen.