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A few thoughts on J. Gruber’s speculation about iPhone Lite.

The fastest way to get those hot screenshots off your iPhone.

If you don’t download music from iTunes Mobile, then you don’t need the iTunes Store app icon on your iPhone. Here’s how to remove it.

The iPhone is not a phone as we might think of it in any traditional sense. Thinking back to the initial unveiling of the iPhone, it’s easy to see that Apple itself understood that it wasn’t merely releasing a new device, but that it was in fact about to define an entirely new category of device.

Boxee has released a gesture based iPhone and iPod Touch remote control for their home media management software. Really fun.

Analytics App for iPhone. This looks really nice. It’s 5.99 from on the App Store.
Along with Tweetie, we’re really starting to see some iPhone apps with far superior navigation and layout to either their web based or desktop competitors. Things are getting seriously exciting.
Via TUAW.

A dubious claim that ‘Hackintoshes,’ or non-Apple made computers that have been hacked to run OS X, have become more popular than machines running Linux and the iPhone. This is not the case.

Google Mobile Blog: Google’s gMail integrated Tasks is now available via a web app for iPhones and iTouches. I don’t use it, but you can sign in and give it a go if you’re on your phone reading this.
What I’d really like to see is the ability to sync todos from Mail.app to the iPhone. [...]

Mac Rumors: Apparently Apple is ‘collaborating’ with Adobe to bring the later’s Flash runtime environment to Mobile Safari. So says Adobe, anyhow.
Personally, I’m indifferent to the prospect. Apart from the occasional video that I have to email to myself and watch when I’m back at my desktop, I haven’t been pining for Flash in any [...]

If you’re cool enough to be both a guitar player and an iPhone owner, these two free iPhone apps are worth checking out.