pwSafe – Password Safe for iOS is, as it’s name implies, now available as a universal application for iPhone and iPad. pwSafe is a password management app that stores your passwords and allows you to sync them across devices and computers.

• Dropbox sync, fully automatic and bi-directional (in-app purchase)
• Password generation
• Universal binary – iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch optimized
• Search in all fields
• Single tap password copy to clipboard
• Multiple fields (title, username, password, URL, email and notes)
• iTunes file sharing
• Receives safes as e-mail attachments (please name your safes with a .psafe3 extension)
• Opens safes from Dropbox (free without sync)
• Multiple safes
• Unlimited passwords
• Unlimited password groups
• Open source

If you pick this one up, let us know what you think! Check out the screenshots after the break.

[Free, with in-app purchases - iTunes link]

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If you’ve been waiting for the WWDC 2011 session videos to become available online, well wait no longer — they’re here and no doubt chock full of iOS 5 and iCloud goodness.

Registered Apple Developers can now access over 100 session videos from WWDC 2011 and learn about the latest innovations in iOS and OS X.

Apple’s certainly not wasting any time getting this online any more. They’re under NDA so we won’t ask you any specifics, but if you check them out just let us know how valuable you found them.

TiPb checks out the best, most must-have camera apps to make the most out of your iPhone photography

iPhone is the best camera since its the one you have with you, but what’s the best, most must-have camera app to take your photos with? Some are instant, some are clean, some have filters, some are just for fun. Whether it’s for tourism, for art, or for those special family moments, the choices are almost endless.

That’s where TiPb comes in. Read on for our top 5 favorite, most recommended photo apps for iPhone!

Camera

Ok, let’s face it, the stock camera app on the iPhone has gotten a lot better over the past two years with the new features of auto focus, tap to focus, and HDR. And with iOS 5 it’s poised to get even better. Quick launch from the lock screen, volume button as a shutter, grid lines, basic image editing including rotate, auto enhance, and crop, the list is getting longer and longer.

It’s still not perfect, still doesn’t offer filters, panoramas, or higher level editing, but it’s solid and it looks like Apple is putting time into it.

Camera+

Camera+ offers up to 6 times zoom, a stabilizer, a timer, a burst option, the use of iPhone 4′s LED flash, and the option to use both the front and rear facing camera. The picture quality is better than that of the stock camera app, and for only $0.99 it is definitely worth the purchase. In addition filters hand picked by Lisa Bettany, Camera+ also makes sure all the pictures you take get saved into the app itself, it does not automatically save them to the camera roll. In the options menu, it allows you to pick and choose which pictures you want to save to your camera roll. It also allows you to share pictures to Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, SMS, or email. The app also allows you to copy and paste pictures you have taken.

[$0.99 - iTunes link]

ProCamera

ProCamera brings a lot of precise settings to the iPhone, which is nice for the experienced photographer. It has anti-shake, which is nice for those of us who can’t seem to hold still while taking a picture! It also has a timer, a grid option, a video camera option, the option for full resolution when in zoom, and auto horizontal calibration.

It does not have the option to share pictures from the app, or to pick and choose which pictures you want to save to your camera roll, but the other features it offers makes up for it in the long run.

[$2.99 - iTunes Link]

Quickpix

Quickpix has its own zoom built into the application, as well as support for the iPhone LED flash. It also has a really cool feature which allows you to take video and shoot pictures at the same time. This is really handy for events where you want the video but would also like a few snap shots, or if you’re not sure what you want to take and would rather have the capture streaming, ready for anything.

[$0.99 - iTunes link]

Instagram

Instagram is what all the cool kids are using to take pictures, apply filters, and share photos with friends and social networks such as twitter and Facebook. Instagram has tap to focus, zoom, and makes use of the iPhone 4 LED light. The coolest thing about Instagram, however, is the use of filters. Take a picture using the Instagram app and go into your settings options, you have the option to edit the photo and apply effects right from the app.

[Free - iTunes link]

Your top apps?

So there you have them, our top 5 best iPhone camera apps to get you started. Be sure to check out our Picks of the Week and iPhone App and Games Forum for more recommendations, and if we missed any of your favorites leave them in the comments below!

In stock: New Golla Bags for iPhone are here!

Golla Bags are the smart, stylish way to protect and carry your iPhone. Fun but also functional, they include handy extra pockets for headsets, cash, cards, or anything else you might need. And with D-rings and belt loops and lanyards, you get to carry your Golla, your way. Keep your iPhone naked if you must, but if you’re hiking, traveling, playing, sunning, or engaged in a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu death match (watch the video!), stash it away in a Golla Bag and keep it safe as well.

Shop tons of new Golla Bag styles now…

Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!

• Frog King: The famous fairytale by the Grimm Brothers. Read it yourself or let a storyteller read it for you. Made with love, made for kids! Now available in 4 languages and a universal app. [$1.99 for iPhone and iPad - iTunes link]

• WolframAlpha: Update brings automatic links added to results, list of related queries displayed, updated UI on iPhone and iPad, and access to more compute time when needed. [$1.99 for iPhone and iPad - iTunes link]

• FaceCollage: Create a collage of people’s faces! [Free for iPhone - iTunes link]

• Notes Plus: A powerful note-taking tool that supports handwriting, typing and audio recording. [$4.99 for iPad -iTunes link]

• Calorie Counter: Take care of your health! Perfect for various goals – weight loss, weight gain or keeping fit. [Free for iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases - iTunes link]

Any other big apps or game releases or updates today? If you pick any of these up, let us know what you think!

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CNBC: Titans will be airing an unauthorized biography of “The undisputed king of Silicon Valley for the better part of three decades,” Steve Jobs, tonight at 9PM PT/1AM ET.

We don’t expect much if any new information, at least nothing that is not readily available via the internet, but a look back at life of the genius who brought us the Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod is sure not to disappoint.

At the very least, it should hold you over until his official biography , iSteve: The Book of Jobs is released.

If you watch the show, let us know what you think!

[Fortune]

Just because Apple files for a patent doesn’t mean we’ll ever see an Apple product using or based on that patent. Just because Apple is granted a patent doesn’t mean we’ll ever see an Apple product using or based on that patent. It certainly doesn’t mean every patent filing deserves a “…for the next iPhone!” or “…in the next iPad!” headline. We’ve been just as guilty of that at TiPb as anyone, so I’m certainly not jumping on a soapbox here. (I’m slumping against the side of it in exhaustion.)

Apple, like any large corporation, patents everything they can just a) in case they want to use it one day, b) to preserve the idea in case someone else patents or implements it, and c) so it can go into their patent war chest for current and future litigation.

They’re fun to look at, to be sure. They’re interesting insight into what’s going on in Apple’s labs, beyond question. But they’re very poor indicators of what Apple will be doing in the next iPhone, iPad, or product in general. Primarily, because Apple is secretive and they’re not going to let anything get published that spoils the next big product reveal or tips their hand in any way. Either they’ll wait until after release to file, or implementations will come long after filings that have since been lost amid hundreds and thousands of others.

So TiPb will still be covering Apple patents in the context of “interesting ideas from Cupertino” and “future of technology” pieces, but we won’t be investing any “next iPhone” or “next iPad” hype into them, or casting the content of them as news.

Because that’s not what they are.

Update: Shawn King beat me to it. [Loop]

HP has put out a firmware update for 8 models of LaserJet printers, adding support for iOS’s AirPrint feature for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. The newly empowered models are:

• HP LaserJet P1102w Printer
• HP LaserJet P1606dn Printer
• HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw Color Printer
• HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro M1213nf MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro M1214nfh MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro M1216nfh MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw MFP

Previously supported models:

• HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fn Color MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fnw Color MFP
• HP LaserJet Pro CP1525n Color Printer
• HP LaserJet Pro CP1525nw Color Printer
• HP Color LaserJet Pro M1536dnf MFP

If you have one of those models, get on over to HP’s support site and download your update. If you’re considering a new, AirPrint supported printer, you can add those above to the 5 previously supported models, for a grand total of 13 to choose from.

Now we’re just waiting on Apple to fix up that AirPrint to networked printers feature that didn’t make it into iOS 4.2 or 4.3 but we’d really like to see in iOS 5!

[HP via TUAW]

Navigation By TeleNav – TeleNav GPS Plus has been updated with the ability to log miles and upgraded maps. Additionally, TeleNav has cut the price in half. It is now $9.99 for a full year of service and only $0.99 for a 30 day trial.

New features in the update include:

• "My Mileage" – users can log the miles they travel and easily export them to email or Excel for reporting
• Traffic Flow Indicator on the navigation screen provides view of traffic on the route ahead
• Maps have been upgraded and are now cleaner and easier to read

The app also includes:

• Spoken directions with street names
• More than 22 million Places including businesses, local landmarks and others
• Gas station searches sorted by price
• Multi-tasking support with TeleNav GPS Plus navigating in the background
• Automatic rerouting when a turn is missed
• "Shake-to-Go" allows users to simply shake their iPhone to start navigating home

If you pick this one up, let us know what you think! Check out the screenshots after the break.

[$0.99 - iTunes link]

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Seth Weintraub over at 9to5Mac heard from a T-Mobile USA spokesman that their network is already home to over 1 million iPhones, and this is without the benefit of an Apple contract, T-Mobile supplied micro-SIMs, or support for their AWS 3G/4G bands. That means, right now, there are over a million people willing to jailbreak and unlock, or buy an unlocked model, manually cut their SIM cards, and go 2G EDGE only just to be on T-Mo with their iPhones.

There have been rumors that iPhone 5 would support T-Mobile’s AWS HSPA and HSPA+ bands, and AT&T is trying to buy T-Mobile and if that goes through, it probably means iPhones for everyone.

If a million customers are willing to go to the effort of doing it on their own, how many would go iPhone if it was officially offered?

Are you running your iPhone on T-Mo? If so, how’s it working for you?

[9to5Mac]