Review: iPhone fantasy football draft tools

The football season is about to kick off, which means fantasy leagues are holding their annual drafts. A pair of apps aim to help you with your pre-draft preparation. Do they deliver?

Review: Platinum Solitaire for iPhoneOther iPhone-based solitaire games offer a wider scope. But Platinum Software ups the ante when you opt for the Casino version of the card game.
Murderdrome comic refused entry into the App StoreA new comic submission to the App Store has been refused based on content. The company wants Apple to setup a rating system for apps.

Troubleshooting iPhone and iPod touch issues
Learn a few things you can try when experiencing issues with your iPhone or iPod touch running the 2.0.x software.
Bugs & Fixes: Dealing with iPhone app bugs and crashes
If crashing iPhone apps are bringing you—and your phone—down, Ted Landau has a primer on navigating your way out of app trouble.
Bugs & Fixes: Apple TV network and authorization hassles
Is your Apple TV not showing up in iTunes? Are you getting error messages when you attempt to sync your Apple TV? Ted Landau covers these troubles in the latest installment of Bugs & Fixes.
Dealing with digital rights
In April 2007, Apple and England’s EMI record label held a joint press conference to announce that individual tracks from EMI would be available at the iTunes Store in two forms—the current 99-cent copy-protected form and a new $1.29 unprotected form, to be known as iTunes Plus.
Mac OS X Hints - Dec. 2007
Rob Griffiths offers his monthly commentary on ways to liven up Numbers spreadsheets, try Dictionary widget tricks, see everything in iTunes, view photo books on screen, automatically update podcasts and more.

iPhone apps for travelers
PC World’s James A. Martin looks at two iPhone apps seemingly ideal for travelers—Urbanspoon and TravelTracker.
Vetting the App Store approval process
In many ways, the App Store has been a roaring success. But there are still some areas for improvement, most significantly in the way that applications are approved for the store. Rob Griffiths and Dan Frakes look at five pressing issues and offer up their solutions.
Don’t be a player hater
PC World lists 11 things it hates about iTunes. If only they had spoken to Christopher Breen first, they might be singing a different tune.
New iPod, old firmware
Thinking of buying a new iPod touch? It could cost you an extra $10 if you buy a new model that's still got the old firmware installed—even though the 2.0 software update has been out for three weeks.
Is the iPod touch 2.0 update worth $10?
iPod touch users can download the iPhonde 2.0 software for $10. Christopher Breen contemplates whether this update is worth your hard-earned sawbuck.