Keep Your Word Reader is a free iPhone client of Keep Your Word, the Mac OS X application that lets yo build your own dictionaries, and learn vocabulary practising any of its exercise modes.

http://appshopper.com/education/keep-your-word-reader

TED Talks allows you to watch the latest TED videos based on Themes, Talks and Tags.

http://appshopper.com/education/mother-ted

This application contains a full, unabridged AUDIOBOOK of Gospel of John. The fourth book of the New Testament, this gospel tells the story of Jesus’ life through a more personal view than the other gospels.

http://appshopper.com/books/audiobook-gospel-of-john

Magnetic Joe is an arcade game with a revolutionarily simple control method. Your goal is to guide Joe, the little magnetic ball, to the exit of the levels by tapping the touch screen at the right moment. Sounds easy, doesn’t it? You would not believe what wide range of possibilities and how much fun lies in this simple action.

Magnetic Joe is not a demo, it is a full version game that you can now get for free.

http://appshopper.com/games/magnetic-joe

Tired of the urban rush, concrete, traffic, people everywhere? How about sitting under a beautiful Japanese sakura tree and feeling the relaxing view of the falling blossoms in a lazy spring afternoon, emptying your mind and reading some inspiring haiku poems? No time, huh? No sakuras around? Not spring?

Well, how about doing it right NOW, virtually? Download this free application and you will have your own little quiet place, close to nature, full of poems, just for you, always in your pocket, wherever you go.

http://appshopper.com/entertainment/sakura

Wagic is a game that allows you to play “Magic the Gathering” against an AI opponent.

Changes:

The most obvious change in this version is that no copyrighted content is included in this release. This means no cool card thumbnails, but Wagic of course still allows you to put your own card pictures in the appropriate folders to play with nice graphics. If you need help on how to add your own card pictures to the game, the forum might help you. If not, google is your friend, I guess.

Now for the good new features:

– More than 300 new cards, including cards from Tempest, Portal, and the new Conflux Expansion. Many thanks to Dr. Solomat for his work on Tempest and Portal. This means Wagic now officially has more than 1000 cards you can play with, not counting all the ones you can create by yourself (sky’s the limit, yeah!). As usual, check the forums for more cards!
– Wagic now handles Token generators such as the Hive
Sacrifice has been added (I know you’ve been waiting for this one for a long time!)
– New ability keyword: cloud
– Lots of improvements in the card parser, new keywords, etc…. Cards such as Siege-gang Commander, Bad Moon, or the hive can now be 100% coded in the _cards.dat files without having to know one single line of C++ (sacrifice, token generators, “lord” ability improvement, multiple abilites for one cost,moveTo,…)
– Font fixes
– New cool menus
– Lots of improvements for cards shown in “text” mode
– Too many bug fixes to tell

http://wololo.net/wagic/

kronicali released his first homebrew H!T-!T.

Quote:

Just a simple game i made,i started coding about 3wks now.Its a simple aim an hit type game, hit the target as much times as ppssible to advance to the next level before time runs out..tell me what ya think for my 1st brew. everything was done by me with some help aswell(not much lol).here are some screens.

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=147289

PSPDictionary is a multilinguage dictionary for PSP, with online functionalities.

Changes:

– Now the program is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
– Improved the offline mode, adding the support for the translations freely distributed by Wiktionary. Now there are about 6000 translations for each language
Besides for the offline mode has been added a new language: the latin.
– Some little improvements

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=147313

Pegase released a biorythm calculator for Nintendo DS. The whole application is in french.

Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.

http://www.dev-fr.org/index.php/topic,4098

atari2600land has posted an update of his Atari 2600 homebrew game “Jack and the Beanstalk” which is based upon a fairy tale with the same name.

Release notes from atari2600land:

Added some more stuff to the ending. Here’s what happens now in chronological order:
+Jack climbs down the beanstalk
+He cuts the beanstalk down with an ax.
+The giant falls down and lands on his head.
Then everything is back to normal.

Added a new password to see the ending without having to play the whole game. It’s 33.

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=118991&st=275