Siruna is a content adaptation platform that adapts internet content to any mobile device in real time. Siruna includes features like device detection, image transcoding, DOM manipulation, XML/RSS feed support and much more.

iPhone Backup Decoder script will extract the iPhone files backed up by iTunes on your Mac so that you can view and edit them. iPhone Backup Decoder does not currently support re-encoding, but it will be added soon.

AppManager is an easy to use AppleScript Studio application that will let the user to easily track comments and ratings for iPod Touch/iPhone apps. AppManager looks in the ~/Music/iTunes/Mobile Applications folder (the default location) for iTunes Apps. It reads these files and compiles a database (using Database Events) of all the entries.

AppBackup is a program for the iPhone/iPod touch that lets you back up and restore the saved data and settings for your App Store apps. To back up one app, open AppBackup, select the app, and then select Backup. To restore an app, select it and then select Restore. (If there is no restore option, then it hasn’t been backed up yet.) To back up all apps at once, tap All at the top-left of the screen, and select Backup.

If you like making your own cell phone ringtones but have an iPhone this is the program for you. MakeiPhoneRingtone allows you to make your own ringtone for the iPhone out of your favorite songs.  Notice however, that the developer says:  “MakeiPhoneRingtone is not currently compatible with iTunes 7.4.2. We’re researching this and hope to have an update to restore compatibility. In the meantime, we recommend sticking with iTunes 7.4.1.”  So there you go!

Phone Home is server software that installs on your computer to allow your iPhone to pick it up remotely so you can access your Mac OS from your iPhone. Phone Home has features like auto updates, menu enhancements, itunes playlist folder support, and itunes custom podcast screen.

In light of the recent iPhone launch, many designers are wondering how their sites will render on the latest Mac gadget’s display.  Thanks to the iPhoney utility, you don’t have to wonder any longer. iPhoney provides users with a pixel-accurate rendition of what their site will look like in this particular environment.  Not only that, but the developers also made the program window to look like an actual iPhone to complete the simulation.