Apple launched iPhone Web Apps Directory which contains 200 applications for Safari browser. The applications are specially created for the 3.5″ touchscreen, so the users will have an amazing experience.

Web apps can be used on iPhone or iPod touch. There you will find entertainment (Sudoku, Bejeweled), social networks (Digg, Facebook), utilities (calculators), blogs, videos and music. You would better see yourself at Apple’s website. Browse the library and when you see an application you like tap the screen, follow the link and bookmark it for later. Great idea!

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There is demand for Apple’s iPhone and that’s why the production will almost double from 1.54 million pieces they make right now, up to 2.7 million iPhones by the fourth quarter of 2007. TheStreet.com mentions that Apple decided to produce by the end of the year 4.8 million which makes it a good idea if you think that it will be launching it in Germany and England very soon or if you consider the $200 price drop.

I think they’ll make it. What do you think?

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Dear iPhone users, we know that the biggest and the most annoying problem with your phone is that you are afraid your battery will let you down and you don’t feel like paying $85 for it. If you have some personal tech skills or at least you like to do things on your own then I have a solution for you. It’s a do it yourself kit, from Brando, to replace your iPhone’s battery in just a few easy steps.

The price for the iPhone battery replacement kit is only $20 and includes a non-official 1400mAh 3.7 VDC battery, a screwdriver and instructions. Keep in mind that you may break your device or lose the warranty so unless you can live without them, don’t do it.

[Buy it on Brando, via Xataka]

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Fear no more, iPhone users. Though tests say you won’t need a new battery soon, it looks like the guys at iPodJuice .com has a $45 battery to replace your used one, only for $45 (add $20 for shipping). That means that if you choose third parties to change the battery, you won’t pay the $85.95 Apple asks.

The iPodJuice product is a 1400 mAh lithium-ion battery which will get you a ten year guarantee after you get it installed. Did I mention that you can do it yourself? It would only cost you $25 to buy it (add $20 for shipping). The battery is designed for the 4GB and 8GB iPhone models and though you may not need anything right now, you have an alternative in case anything happens.

[iPhone Battery Replacement via Technabob]

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News came in that the iPhone Bluetooth Headset is starting to kick in. A Flickr member, Nomad, have already seen it in an Apple store in Marlton, NJ and snapped pictures while unboxing it.

It comes in a black box that has the duo dock to charge both the iPhone and the headset at the same time and the travel charger to do it on the go. It also has a very nice feature : the magsafe connector, that allows to connect safely to the dock or to the cable. Another nice feature is that you get to see the charging status of the Bluetooth Headset directly on the iPhone if they are both seated in the dock.

[via TUAW]

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