Ah yes, WWDC is getting closer and closer and the rumors are becoming increasingly frequent.

Here’s a quick look at what we saw throughout the blogosphere yesterday… be prepared, it is a rollercoaster…

iNews gets even better with yet another update.

 – It now offers two way sync of favorite articles to google reader starred articles – You can now download full articles in mobile format for pinned articles

 – They have added an open in "Safari" link

 – They have added Send to Read It Later

 -There are additional shorten url option from is.gd & tr.im

 -You can download all images with a single button

 -There is a PRO Mode for advanced rss reader users

 Best of all, once again it is ON SALE: $0.99 (Normal price is $3.99) More info and a link HERE.

The Mophie Juice Pack is an impressive external battery for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The device-specific batteries add a tremendous amount of runtime with no loss in device functionality.

So how do you beat such a great design? Make it lighter, have it function as a protective case and call it the Juice Pack air. That’s how.

And how do you make that EVEN better? Make it free. Yup, thanks toour friends at Mophie we have a Juice Pack Air to give away to one lucky reader.

For details on the battery and instructions on how to win keep reading….

When Mac Rumors first leaked the story that the Slingbox application for the iPhone was set to launch cries of joy rang out from iPhone users everywhere.  That is until they read further and learned that the application would only run on a wifi connection.  For fear of overloading their network AT&T apparently asked Apple to restrict use of the Slingbox application.

Luckily for those users who running Jailbroken iPhones there’s a nifty utility called "VOIPover3G" which tricks applications into thinking there is a wifi connection present when in fact there’s only a 3G.  This allows the Slingbox application to work perfectly over your 3G connection.

Set up of this utility isn’t difficult but as when any tinkering you do with your iPhone’s system files, please do so at your own risk.

Archie reviewed Multi-Photo back in January and gave it top marks. As he explained…

I love the camera on my iPhone… not because it’s great — it isn’t. Part of it is because I always have it with me, true, but that’s not the whole story as I have had a camera on many past phones and not used them nearly as much. I think I use the iPhone camera more because I can get the photos I take to other people much more quickly and in a variety of ways. I take a picture and I can easily put it on Facebook, send it to my friends, or put it up on Flickr. This app, Multi-Photo Email, helps to get that done. Even though it is easy to email out a picture taken on the iPhone, it is a real pain to email out multiple pictures at the same time. Multi-Photo Email takes the pain away.

I took a look at it at the time but for some reason didn’t buy it. Then, the other day,