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I was recently reading an interesting article over on ReadWriteWeb that provided 13 Tools for Building Your Own iPhone App. Which is great for anyone looking to build your own iPhone application. If you recall I recently posted an article on Starting an iPhone Application Business For Dummies. Also over on the ReadWriteWeb site they mention AppBreeder which is a do it yourself (DIY) app builder service, similar to SwebApps.

Ehh and if you create a good enough iPhone app you may be able to get it published in a book like the Best Iphone Apps. Check out the site for more great tools to build your own iPhone application.

I don’t know if you are a fan of the Adult Swim Games… But if you are and you have an iPhone you might get a little excited. They’ve released three iPhone apps (games) that are exactly the same ones you would play on the Adult Swim website. The games they provide for the iPhone are;

• $2.99 – Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself)
• $2.99 – Amateur Surgeon
• $0.99 – Vending Machine Champ

These games are not your average game so please check out the Adult Swim website if you haven’t seen these games before. You can play the online version before you buy it for your iphone.

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Have you ever wanted to start your own iPhone Application business? Well here is the perfect guide to get you started it’s the book called Starting an iPhone Application Business For Dummies. The book provides details on how to pinpoint your business idea, lay the groundwork, assemble your iphone application and it shows you how to market your iphone application to the masses. If you are interesting in building your own iphone applications be sure to pick up your copy today!

I don’t know about you but, my iphone has froze up several times since i’ve bought it. It usually happens once I update my apps or add a new one and run it for the first time. I’ve been told to unfreeze it by holding the home button for 10 seconds and it will work… well It worked probably the first time but after that it didn’t do the trick for me. So now what I do is holding the sleep and home button down at the same time for about 5 – 10 seconds and then it restarts itself.

I haven’t tried this but over at CNET they mention the following… If you toggle the following two settings it can result in a reduction in or complete elimination of freezes:

• Tap Settings on the home screen. Tap General. Tap Auto-Lock. Set to “Never.”
• Tap Settings on the home screen. Tap Brightness. Turn Auto-Brightness off.

Like I said I haven’t tried the above two suggestions I only know that “holding the sleep and home button down at the same time” worked for me