A new method has been found on how to "rivirginize" iPhones that were bricked from the v1.1.1 firmware update back to a factory locked state. That's right, they claim that this will bring it back to being good as new, just like it was when you got it. We haven't had time to test this one yet, so take this with a grain of salt. Also, despite the excellent guide, it doesn't appear to be completely finished yet, so be warned.

Can't wait until the 26th for Apple's Mac OS X Leopard launch to get your hands on those handy stacks? Now you don't have to. Sorry, we can't make Leopard come any faster, but you can put it on your iPhone instead. That's right, hacker psychochromatic made a Stacks hack for the iPhone, and it's awesome.

Ambrosia Software has released another update for their iToner software. Version 1.0.4 is now available. For those who don't know, iToner is a drag-and-drop app for transferring MP3 and AAC audio files to your iPhone for use as custom ringtones.

Among the changes from the previous version are more robust iPhone v1.1.1 support to fix non-playing ringtones and a fix for a bug with playlists being updated.

Have you ever been frustrated with some product or service and wish you could have just a few minutes to talk to the company's CEO? I sure have. Brian Lam was given just that opportunity when he sat down to chat with none other than the AT&T Emperor CEO Randall Stephenson for a chance to find out more about the man behind it all.