Books.app is a simple eBook reader for the iPhone. It reads HTML and text files stored in your Media/EBooks folder, and is smart enough to enter subdirectories, if, for instance, you’ve broken a book down by chapters

Do you want to get your iPhone displaying things in german language? You may check out the link below!

GP2X-Write is a simple text editor for the GP2X. It permits to edit even huge text file, in both dos and unix mode, using iso8859-1 (8bits) characters encoding. All iso8859-1 characters are present in the “Danzeff like” virtual keyboard. How to use it ? Everything is in the README.txt file. Sources are included, and this package is under the GNU [&hellip

Woopsi is a Nintendo DS GUI library for rapidly creating user interfaces for homebrew software. Modelled after the AmigaOS windowing system. The source is now freely available on Sourceforge!

Cid2Mizard has finally released the first public version of HamHamDS. The game features a hamster, the rest is up to you to find out 🙂

Slasher has released a new build of his WIP Space shootem up for the PSP. Thanks to http://www.dcemu.co.uk for the news

Chilly Willy’s been busy this last week, programming with his new acquaintance CaptShoe, and here’s the result. This is Snes9xTYL 0.4.2 with MediaEngine support… for the Slim! There were also a few bug fixes as well. Although this is targeted at Slim owners, it works just fine on the phat as well. On the slim, it goes in GAME, GAME360, [&hellip

AcChen is a simple to learn ‘find the matching tile’ game. It is more Arcade-Style than MahJongg. It contains a lot of different levels. Each level takes only a couple of minutes to finish. New features in this version: * bonus level * highscore list ( with DLDI patch ) * smoother UI * more levels ( 30 ) * [&hellip

The source for “PSP Protection Password” has been released. It’s an application which will protect your PSP with a password of choice

businessweek.com had an article about a possible iPhone SDK. The article: Will Apple Open the iPhone? An official software-development kit may finally be announced at January’s Macworld. Why the wait? It may have something to do with Leopard. William Hurley loves his iPhone. But he’d love it even more if he could write software for it. He’s not alone. Hundreds [&hellip