Signs Studios have release an update of aSleep, the handy app that helps you sleep.

The new 2.0 version of aSleep has the following updates:

- 50 Hi quality stereo sounds
- volume slider
- sound fade out (at the end of timer)
- beautiful interface

From Crunchgear:

What do you get when you combine an iPhone, Nike, Google Map support, and fancy graphs? Way to many distractions from your workout. We digress but per a French website, the upcoming Nike+ is going to sport all that and probabaly a few more nifty features. The most innovative addition though has to be Google Map support ’cause it adds demensions to this app. Just think, a runner could plan out new routes and follow them to a T. There could be greater timing to track your workout progression. Come to think of it, when you combine the iPhone, Nike, Google Map support, and fancy graphs, you get one hell of a workout buddy - plus, one that can carry a tune.

From PocketGamer:

Want an iPhone game to get excited about? Astro Ranch may well be it. It’s being developed by UK firm TAG Games, and is due out early next year. The company is pitching it as Animal Crossing meets Harvest Moon, except set in a 1950s sci-fi universe, with touch and motion controls, and connectivity to boot.

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Resolution Interactive, the Swedish developer of games including Clusterball®, Ski-Doo® X-team Racing™ and Furiae® today preview its newest game, Clusterball® 2 for iPhone. A fast-paced, arcade-style racing game builds upon the well-established and successful release of Clusterball for PC. With graphics above and beyond what today is available on the market, Resolution Interactive aims to make impact on the newly established iPhone / iPod gaming market available through Apple´s App Store.

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‘Push-to-talk’ the voice equivalent of text messaging (SMS) has come to the iPhone for the first time.

Promised as ‘soon’ when it launched its service for the iPhone on July 29, Palringo has added the vocal instant messaging functionality to its rich messaging application available from Apple’s App Store.

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Since installing Monday’s update we are all pleased to announce that the overall speed of the iPhone 3G is BACK to the speed the iPhone Classic runs at. The whole OS is far zippier and there appears to be no lag yet when typing.

iPhoneBuzz have conducted some tests, and also concur: