After having a shacky start, the highly controversial Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone is now back in the Apple App Store. As some of you may recall, the app was rejected by Apple when it first came out last June due to some licensing issue. Just weeks later, the emulator was resubmitted to the App Store only to be yanked again due to some BASIC interpreter issue. But now it's back!

NASA has jumped aboard the iPhone bandwagon and has launched their application on the App Store. Featured in the app are mapping softwares that allow you to see exactly where the space stations are located.

EA Mobile is at it again. After announcing iPhone Rock Band yesterday, the developers have today revealed, via their Twitter page, that a scaled down version of Command & Conquer Red Alert will be coming to the Apple App Store later this month.

The guys from EA Mobile has finally confirmed the release of Rock Band for the iPhone via their Twitter page. The miniature version of Rock Band will support multiplayer, 20 songs, in-game store and more. Check out the gameplay after the break.

Coming straight from their own Twitter page, iPhone Dev Team members wizdaz and MediaPhone have recently announced a brand new application for the iPhone and iPod touch, called SmartScreen. According to the post, this app will allow users the ability to have multiple widgets displayed on the lock screen. More info after the jump.

Barely a week after Microsoft released the Zune HD, a company called Foundation42 has announced that they have successfully ported their upcoming iPhone game, called WordMonger, over to the device in as little as twelve hours.

Got a song in your head? Think your friends or the rest of the world will love it? Stream it. With Ipadio's audio streaming service hitting the iPhone, you can do all that through your handset, plus a bit more. Learn more in the full post.

Luxor has been confirmed for release on the iPhone and iPod Touch thanks to a publishing deal between MomboJumbo and ngmoco's Plus+ Publishing arm. It was only a matter of time, really, considering Luxor's popularity with the marble-shooting and puzzle-playing set.

A month after it was officially released on the App Store, the Worms are digging up their way to the surface again, this time armed with new improvements. Thanks to your feedback and suggestion, Team 17 was able to address certain issues on games controls, performance and more. It sure is nice to have a dev team actually listen to what you have to say, yes?

2K games has surprised the Apple fanatics today as they release Civilization Revolution for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The turn based strategy game will have two versions and will feature foreign language localization, achievements, Twitter integration, and other free updates.