Another great week, filled with iPhone and performance marketing action, is behind us. Here’s what we saw happening:

• Apple officially announces (or better: affirmes) 100,000 iPhone apps in the App Store

• The increasing amount of apps will soon be even more enriched with 24-hour-no-coding-skill-required-apps, these are 13 tools to do just that

• The (next) so far most serious competitor to the iPhone, the Droid, faces a one-on-one in this extensive two-part MobileCrunch review

• Steve Job becomes Fortune’s CEO of the decade – this article lets you know how he did it exactly

• An iPhone app now lets you know what your baby actually wants and if you’re a bookworm outside the US, this is how you’ll get the Kindle app on your iPhone.

 
Have a great weekend!