Archive for November, 2008

This tool is useful for determining the status of the network and various foreign hosts, tracking and isolating hardware and software problems, and testing, measuring, and managing networks. Want to stay online while you chatting, downloading etc. without your phone going in power safe mode, which will disconnect your network? No problem, just hit Follow key and you are set to go!

DanielS has a fun G-Sensor applicaton for the Diamond - but it works on all WM5+ devices as well! Simply move your finger across the Touch to spin the bottle.

Sick of loosing favorites after each hard reset? For this reason Grondinm wrote up a favorite/launcher script.

Task Facade, previously known as Dynamo 3, is a cool, animated task manager for your PocketPC 2003/05/06 device. Say goodbye to boring text lists of running programs and instead manage your programs by sliding in images of all your running applications onto your screen. For each program on your device an image is saved and when you click the hotkey they all zoom onto your screen. Simply click the one you want and it will increase to fill the screen. Quickly seeing all the running programs is far more efficient than having to read through a text-based task list so Task Facade can make task switching a much faster, and cooler, experience.

GxGeo is a Neo-Geo Emulator for the Wii based on GnGeo by pepone. GnGeo is coded in C and uses the SDL multimedia library.

HiivelyPlay is an AHX/HVL module player with Wiimote and FrontSD support.

Team Twiizers has released the Twilight Hack v0.1 (Beta 2) which is compatible with System Menu 3.4 only. Earlier users should continue with the v0.1 (Beta 1) Twilight Hack

GxGeo is a Neo-Geo Emulator for the Wii based on GnGeo by pepone. GnGeo is coded in C and uses the SDL multimedia library.

headoverheels has updated PocketSNES for GP2x.

MeBoy is a Gameboy emulator for mobile phones (which means you can use it to play Gameboy games on a mobile phone). It works on phones with support for Java Micro Edition, specifically MIDP 2.0. Your phone manufacturer's web site can tell you if this includes your phone.