With all the hype over the rumored release of the Apple iPhone v2 on Monday during the WWDC, you may have forgotten that back in January (at MacWorld) Jobs promised us all 3rd party applications through the Apple App Store running on iTunes.

According to sources deep within software firms producing software for the iPhone, they are getting ramped up to launch their application on Monday post keynote speech by Steve.

[ Gizmodo has reported ] that the newest iPhone will be immediately available on Monday (which I am not sure I think is going to happen, but at least within a few days). Based on this latest information, [ the iPhone 2.0 software ]–which enables the delivery of official applications through the App Store as well as several other business-friendly features–should also be available for download on Monday.

That software will work with both the current version of the iPhone and the version 2 iPhone, so you won’t have to buy a new iPhone to start using iPhone applications, although we all know we will be.