Shahzad Sahaib's Articles

Simple dictionary program for Symbian cellular phones. This is for S60-5 cell phones.

SymbiMaze is the opensource implementation of the classic game where you control a steel ball by tilting a wooden labyrinth.

Does your phone or PDA not have an external light on it? Do you want to use your phone's screen as a light? This app lets you quickly create a white screen to use as a torch.

PSP version of Tetrix. Use arrow to move block right and left. Use 'O' to rotate clockwise and 'X' to rotate anticlockwise.

PSPedict is a general Japanese English dictionary with many japanese Japanese entries. You can search in English via the On Screen Keyboard (OSK), or in Japanese using Hiragana / Katakana. It is also possible to search using Kanji from a Kanji Popup window, or when navigating through the Kanjidic fil. You can save and load found sets, and store up to 2000 entries in each of the four study lists.

ShowMiiWads is a 'Wad File Manager' for Windows. It displays information about wad files, edits them, gives a preview of the Banner and Icon and more. New since Version 1.0 is the included NAND Backup Browser 'ShowMiiNand' which displays all titles installed in your NAND Backup (No BootMii Backups!).

Sand Traps by Uffe Flarup is an original puzzle game for Nintendo Wii. The objective of the game is to tilt the board using your wiimote, in order to guide the sand towards the green exit.

While the parts are partitially mass produced already and assembling those will be the next big step, here are some news about the current progress on the Firmware:

Woopsi is a Nintendo DS GUI library for rapidly creating user interfaces for homebrew software. Modelled after the AmigaOS windowing system.

Hexxagon DS is a remake of an old DOS board game played on a hexagonal board. Each turn a player can move one of his own pieces by duplicating it onto an adjacent tile or simply jumping one tile further. All enemy pieces next to the piece just moved will change color and turn into the player's pieces. Once the board becomes full, the player with most pieces wins.