An update of CSPSP is out…

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=134327

Here is DTMF Dial V2, with phone book and editor.

Other release notes:

Some elements may remind you a little of X-Flash. A similar name editor has been added. The phonebook file is compatible with DTMF Dial V1, so you can copy the file over and just add the names.

Nobody has posted any skins, so I decided to focus on writing in functionality. If you are a graphic artist interested in making a skin, download the template from the first release thread.

If you like this, or my other applications, please consider a donation. I’m not looking for money, but low capacity Memory Sticks to aid in programming.

Rapidshare backup link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/89330022/DTMF_Dial_V2.zip.html

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=134394

Neopiro has updated his hentai / adult game “Sega Girl”.

http://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_-Hombrew--SegaGirl---Juego-Hentai--Erotico----18-_950762

The remake of “Ports Of Call” for the Nintendo DS is not dead, in fact there are some work in progress news, which were posted end of January 2008.

Quote:

Ahoy! Sailors!

A new update again.

Here’s a screenshot of one of the 28 harbour in Ports of Call DS. This is the harbour of New York and the ship is ready to leave.

The ship is controled with the stylus just as everything else in the game. You have the manouver the ship out of the harbour without hitting anything and within the time limit.

Now i am working on the last few events in the game and after that i can add sounds to it.

http://85.150.216.22/blog/

load*,8,1 tried to write a MIDI File Parser for Nintendo DS.

Release notes:

For OpenTTD I’ve been trying to put together a midi player for the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately I’m completely lacking any sound programming experience. Hence my plan was to modify 0xtob’s PulseDS to play midi files.

I do have it running now, but the music it produces is very disappointing. And further improving it is too much work for me because I’d rather concentrate on the OpenTTD port some more.

I hope someone with PSG or sound experience will pick this up and improve the quality. Or to encourage someone to make a arm7 midi player on their own, because quite a few game ports could use one.

Current status:
– the sample binary plays a crippled version of Beethoven’s 5th Symphony
– most midi events are parsed correctly and being sent to the arm7
– a few events (e.g. time signature) are not being interpreted
– the timing seems to be a little off. I’m not sure why though
– the arm7 side needs much work. Either the PSG sounds could be improved or a small soundfont could be used
– The arm9 code should be moved to arm7 to make it into a pure arm7 player

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http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=14959

Videotheque DS is a video inventory software for Nintendo DS coded by cid2mizard. This version is the first release.

http://cid2mizard.dev-fr.org/

pspME is a PSP port of phoneME project, to enable MIDP/JavaME applications running on PSP.

First comes a phoneMEFeature porting, and expecting phoneMEAdvanced in future.

For more phoneME information, please refer to this URL: https://phoneme.dev.java.net/

Thanks to http://www.dcemu.co.uk for the news.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pspme/

Take back control of your device with Pointui Home. No need to fumble for a stylus anymore as Home is designed with generously sized controls.

Release notes:

New Features
* Smartphone support
* PDA’s (without phone) support
* Voice mail count is now displayed under the missed call count for those with phone networks supporting this feature.
* Lock screen will fade back to Home screen to allow you to see all of the status information even when device is locked.
* Translation support – see the forums for more information.
* New customise option: can choose digital or analog clock.
* New customise option: Lock Device, Show Home, or Show Home Screen when device is switched on.
* New customise option: automatically switch bluetooth on only during phone calls and switch off at the end of the call (not supported on all devices). The idea behind this is that if you only use bluetooth during phonecalls for headset etc and don’t need it on all the time, then this option could be useful to you. It will turn bluetooth on as soon as an incoming/outgoing call is detected, and turn it off when you hang up.
* New customise option: can choose to use Home’s comm manager or system default if supported.
* New customise option: can choose to not show screenshots in Currently Running screen (if your device has issues showing the screenshots).
* New customise option: can choose to Show Home, Show Call Summary Screen, or Do Nothing when call is finished.
* New customise option: can choose to use Home’s task bar or standard system task bar.
* The list of applications now merges the list of favorites so you can view the entire list together
* Call summary screen added to display who was called and how long call lasted for at end of call.
* Lock screen can now be used on smartphones – you press up then down on dpad.
* You now have an additional option to “Lock Device” on power on.
* Battery saving – now only uses marginally more battery power than normal – smartphone users should notice a big difference (of course this is dependent on how excessive you are with using it).

Changes
* Taskbar in all other standard apps is no longer changed except for the Start button area which still takes you to Home’s Task Menu.
* Windows Media icon has been replaced with Favorites.
* Appointments summary shows only the next 7 days of appointments.
* Tasks summary no longer shows completed tasks.
* Force close now returns focus back to Home.
* Ringer volume and profile button on sound screen for non-phone devices are no longer displayed.
* Appointments now display all day events in bold and should not display events that have been completed for the day.
* “Today” and “Tomorrow” in appointments also now show the date after them
* Smartphones no longer have a Windows Mobile section as it’s not relevant.
* Shortcut no longer includes “.” at start which was causing issues for button mapping.
* Soft key on Today screen no longer overridden. (NOTE: you will need to reset it back to what it was manually if you have a previous version installed).

Bug Fixes
* Many bugs fixed!
* Memory leak issues fixed.
* Lock screen locks keys as well, and when orientation changed while locked the keys remain locked.
* Recurring appointments now displayed.
* Hardware buttons now working.
* Volume controls now working.
* Volume controls support stereo.
* Control panel applets have had a number of bug fixes. They still are only categorised correctly for English ROMS unless you use a translated terms file as described in the forums.
* Battery shouldn’t show 255% any more but some devices for some reason do not report the correct % when asked and can take a while before they report it successfully.
* The speed that tasks load has been improved and should no longer cause freezes.
* Currently Running screen causing device to freeze has been fixed on most devices, but still is problematic with some devices in which case you need to switch off the screenshots option.
* Closing home sometimes caused it to freeze needing soft reset issue has been fixed.

Known Issues
* See the forums for more details.

http://www.pointui.com/Home.aspx

Micket has continued the development on OldPlay. OldPlay is a portable multiformat music player for the GP2X and other platforms.

Changes:

VERSION 1.31 (just bugfixes, sorry no time)
* Change the default length with DEFLENGTH=X, where X is time in seconds.
* Finer volume control at lower volumes (through software)
* Pressing VOLUP+VOLDOWN now works as stick-click (for F200)
* Excluded the PSF-plugin (it was to slow to be playable)
* Loading playlists no longer messes up length
* Fixed some debug-stuff that messed up settings in libmodplug
* Added the stereo blending option again (you need to set the buttons manually in the keyconfig)
* Probably fixed some minor bugs as well

Download “oldplay.zip” from Mickets page.

Leave feedback at the GP32x webboards: http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?act=ST&f=42&t=40517

http://www.micket.com/

Hyena is an AudioGame player for multiple platforms. Inspired by the AudioBooks, Hyena allows game-books to be played with only sound and one button. This takes gaming where it hasn’t been possible before, be it driving, tanning or sitting in Church.

Leave feedback here: http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=14979

http://www.collectingsmiles.com/hyena/