Montreal/Munich – An increasing number of iPhone apps uses in-app settings instead or in addition to settings accessible via the system Settings app. In a move to support the iPhone developer community, Edovia (Rocket Taxi, TouchPad) and FutureTap (Where To?) have open sourced their InAppSettingsKit framework.

The framework allows iPhone developers to include settings in their apps maintaining the same user interface known from system Settings. Developers may even choose a “hybrid settings” approach where the settings are accessible in-app as well as via the system Settings app.

Cambridge, Massachusetts – Skewsoft today is proud to announce Sums 1.1, an update to their popular ledger and tally sheet utility for iPhone and iPod touch. Designed specifically to take advantage of the iPhone’s unique capabilities, Sums is an easy-to-use, no-nonsense bookkeeping application that aims to make managing numbers a snap.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada – Edovia today is proud to announce the immediate availability of NumPad 2.0, the wireless numeric keypad for iPhone and iPod touch. You sometimes need a numeric keypad but don’t want to get an extended keyboard? You have a laptop and a extended keyboard would be handy?

Transform your iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless numeric keypad with NumPad. If you use a Mac with OS X 10.4 or later, NumPad does not require any additional software on your computer. It connects through Screen Sharing so setup is super easy. Windows users will need a VNC Server software (like RealVNC).

Caterpillar is an unique package of little tools for your iPhone that can be installed separately from each other. Each module provides its own set of features aimed to make your use of iPhone more productive and fun. Customization, business tools, quick contacts search, system font replacement and many more — constantly growing as we add new tools and functionality.