0ur friends over at AppleInsider are reporting that Apple has raised the amount of iPhones originally ordered to a staggering 15 Million. Also in their story, it was interesting to see that 2 million more first generation phones were being ordered.

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If you are facing the issue of needing to login everytime you load Google Reader in your iPhone’s Safari browser and its driving you insane then iRemember, a lightweight hack is just the solution for you.

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Roberto Perego of Darxun Games has released Cybersaurus, a 3D mobile Mech-style shooter game for the iPhone.

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Reports have been cropping up lately pointing to the fact that in Europe, 3rd Party Resellers will be able to sell the iPhone 3G.

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Couple of clever developers from the University of South Florida have created a native iPhone application to remotely operate iRobot’s Packbot unit (that is one of the robots the US military is apparently using for surveillance/urban intelligence gathering operations in Iraq and Afghanistan).

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Checkout the weekly (15th June - 21st June 2008) news, posts and rumors roundup on the iPhone from here at iPhone Hacks after the jump.

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iPhone Atlas is reporting that developers who have access to the latest iPhone firmware 2.0 are claiming that the new iPhone 3G will have support for both FM radio and FOTA (firmware over the air).

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iPhone Atlas is reporting that developers who have access to the latest iPhone firmware 2.0 are claiming that the new iPhone 3G will have support for both FM radio and FOTA (firmware over the air).

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Semantic search tool Powerset has put out a new iPhone app this week. Those looking to search on the go can now use the service’s plain English searching capabilities to scour the entirety of Wikipedia and Freebase (coverage). The app comes after months of Powerset staff fumbling while trying to use their own product on the popular mobile device.

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News from the field seems to point to the fact that Adobe has gotten Flash to run successfully on the iPhone emulator. While the iPhone emulator is where programs are supposed to be tested, we here at iPhoneNewsBlog feel that Flash on the iPhone could be a battery draining experience…In any case, counternotions.com has an additional theory as to why Flash is not yet on the iPhone..in a nutshell, it’s all about the user experience…

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