San Francisco played host to the CEO with the most Steve jobs, yesterday. He paraded Apple’s latest media-centric goods just in time for X-mas. They’ve spawned a 4th generation of the Ipod species, and a brand spanking new version of their iTunes media management software. Complete round up & Gallery after the jump.

Yes the universal remote, perhaps one of the most flaunted and completely un-frugal gadgets during MTV Crib’s heyday. They hit (previously) for around $30,000 plus more for installation, but the expense for that service has now come to an end. You don’t have to be one of the Rich & Famous to commandeer your entire household anymore, with Crestron’s application for the iPhone you can control multiple rooms in multiple houses all via Wi-Fi or AT&T data, and is a free download and add-on.

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This one is for all you avid comic.. err graphic novel readers, that coincidentally also posses Iphones and Ipods. Iverse is the latest application that aims to become the most potent Comic Book Reader to become featured on your Apple handheld. And while there are already a couple readers out there, namely Icomic that has to be translated from Japanese, and Infurious, the provocative purveyor of Muderdrome . Iverse seems to have the coolest reader to date, and I hate to say it, but this is one of the FEW times where I glance over at my blackberry apathetically. catch the video after the jump and become enamored.

Although copy and paste is seemingly trivial and has been taken for granted, it’s not easy to implement due to the iPhone’s touch technology. Fret no longer though, the tentative “MagicPad”, a rich text editor app that is still pending acceptance into the App Store, shows the very first working copy and paste for the iPhone. Catch it in action after the break…

At $2.99 from the iTunes App Store, iBeer provides users with the opportunity to “brew and drink beer…” on their iPhone and iPod Touch. Utilizing the Iphone’s built in accelerometer, the nifty application fills up your screen with a virtual lager, that only looks good enough to consume. Check it in action below.

We think its safe to say, hell no it didn’t. Brand new iPhone activations have essentially gone down and everyone - from folks updating their old phones to new 3G activators - where stuck with bricks due to high traffic volume. {Crunch}

This intuitive application really emphasizes the beauty of having a virtual keyboard instead of a tactile. With the iDial iPhone Retro application, you can get rid of that overly common t9 and really stand out, as it allows you to dial phone numbers with a virtual rotary dial. Check it in action below…