Intrinsic Software has announced a new GPS app for the iPhone with the Destinator 9 GPS app. The app was on hand at the CES 2010 and is the newest turn by turn app for smartphones. The app is still pending approval for inclusion at the iTunes app store but should gain approval anytime now.

Destinator 9 goes beyond navigation and brings a fresh GPS experience across the hottest mobile platforms across the globe.

Calling the next iPhone 4G is not really surprising. In fact, as early as now, many people are calling it that. But while people could care less of what the next iPhone would be called, the important thing is figuring out when it will be coming out. Will it be out by June?

Rumors flying in Korea are pointing to a potential launch in June. Among the features being spilled this early include a 2 camera module for video calling, improved battery life and something about a TV service. Would Apple care to change the name? We will find out in 5 months time (if rumors are true!)

If messaging or texting on the iPhone is kind of painful, you may love to turn the iPhone into a full-sized PC QWERTY keyboard. Although it sounds little absurd of doing so, as the iPhone is meant to be portable but it isn’t impossible. The Ion iType is just the right gear that you need to transform your iPhone into a full computer QWERTY. More of this gadget »

I’m not certain why we have not covered Sound Trends before, but whatever the case, I think everyone needs to know about this sound mixing app designed for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

I saw a demonstration of this product at CES, and the President, Aaron Higgins, was able to create a simple continuous beat by mixing some other beats together. As he says, “it is always a happy accident” to see what you get. I would have to agree with him.

Some versions of this app are available for free, while advanced ones will “cost ya”. For more information, check out the Sound Trends site.

A lot of people spend countless hours in front of the computer either at work or at home. Along the way they are bound to experience some back pains from sitting for long hours but now there is an iPhone app for that with the Computer RX – YogaMD.

This app teaches users easy and gentle yoga poses and practices that help improve posture, breathing, and stress levels at work or at home. The app is now available at the iTunes app store for $2.99.

Mophie, primarily known for their juice/battery packs or cases, has now taken a leap, planning to produce a credit card scanner for the iPhone. The picture above shows that the Mophie iPhone credit card reader will likely come in the form of a case which its bottom has a reader for you to swipe your customer’s credit card for accepting payment on the go.

The Mophie’s credit card scanner is a combo of hardware and their own software solution. The Mophie Credit card scanner is simply handy for small business owners, which you can use it on your iPhone to swipe the credit cards of your customers for collecting payments. More of this gadget »

PosiMotion (not the best name, we know), has announced a piece of plastic grip for your iPhone and iPod touch, which more or less serves as a “steering wheel” for those racing games on the platform, and should also improve the use of the accelerometer as well. You can attach your phone/ipod vertically or horizontally, and the little thing will retail for $20 when released early next year.

Here is another classic game that has been made available for the iPhone. Tatio has released the remade Arkanoid for the iPhone and iPod Touch for $4.99 over at the iTunes app store. It is really a fancier version of Breakout where you move your ship left or right and bounce the ball up the line of bricks which knocks them out one by one.

A modification to the game comes in the form of power-ups ranging from elongating and reducing your paddle width to multi-ball and a laser to blast away the bricks quicker. This is one app any retro hardcore gamer should definitely have on his Apple device.

Here is a fully functioning trading platform that should be great for on-the-go traders. The ForexYard Mobile Trader for iPhones is a free app that is easy to use and delivers the most convenient trading service to anyone.

They come in 16 different languages and ties in directly to your trading platform at home without having to sync them. The platform is also compatible with HTC Hero, Nokia N85, Blackberry Curve, Palm Pre, Samsung Omnia, Nokia N97, Blackberry Storm, and Samsung Tocco.

Vodafone today announced that the iPhone will be available on its network in the UK from January 14, 2010. Vodafone UK pricing for the iPhone is similar with Orange and O2 who already sell the iPhone in the UK. The cheapest contract available is £30($47) a month (on a 24 month contract). The iPhone 3G 8GB, iPhone 3GS 16GB and iPhone 3GS 32GB are priced at £59($94), £149($238) and £239($382), respectively. The £30 per month tariff provides 300 minutes, unlimited text messages, unlimited WiFi. Customers will also be able to use up to 1GB data on one of the UK’s largest Wi-Fi networks, BT Openzone, providing high-speed internet access at premium locations across the UK.