Mobile money allows you to manage your financial accounts on your iPhone.

Currently you can only manage one account and the account file is located at /var/root/Library/Money/ in case you would like to back it up.

Changes:

Alpha support of multiple accounts

http://code.google.com/p/mobilemoney/

Lights Off is a fun and highly addictive puzzle game made even better with iPhone’s touch screen, created by Lucas Newman and Adam Betts.

The objective is to switch all of the lights out. Tapping a light toggles it, along with the four adjacent lights. Once you switch all of the lights out, you’ll advance to the next level!

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

http://www.deliciousmonster.org/

NES.app uses the popular InfoNES emulation core to mimic the 6502 processor in a Nintendo Entertainment System, allowing you to play ROM dumps of games designed for the NES console. ROM dumps are files containing the dumped instruction code from a physical cartridge.

NES.app is based on the same code as iPhoneNES, but because their authors couldn’t keep up with all of the NES.app changes, NES.app has its own site and svn repository.

Changes since v0.39:

[nervegas] Added auto-save preference to disable auto-save state

http://iphone.natetrue.com/nesapp/

NES.app uses the popular InfoNES emulation core to mimic the 6502 processor in a Nintendo Entertainment System, allowing you to play ROM dumps of games designed for the NES console. ROM dumps are files containing the dumped instruction code from a physical cartridge.

NES.app is based on the same code as iPhoneNES, but because their authors couldn’t keep up with all of the NES.app changes, NES.app has its own site and svn repository.

Changes since v0.38:

[nervegas] Implemented preference groupings

http://iphone.natetrue.com/nesapp/

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.

Eventually, this project will include a simple method of syncing eBooks to your iPhone. At the moment, that’s handled by iPHUC and a shell script called copybookdir.sh. As of v. 0.2, this script is included in the .tar.gz download.

Books.app is recommended for use with Project Gutenberg texts, in conjunction with GutenMark, a fantastic PG markup tool by Ronald Burkey, which makes pretty HTML out of Gutenberg .txt files, and splits them by chapter using a second tool.

http://code.google.com/p/iphoneebooks/

Mobile Money allows you to manage your financial accounts on your iPhone.

Changes:

Fixed delete and new icon

http://code.google.com/p/mobilemoney/

iPhoneNES is a NES emulator for iPhones. NESApp seems to be iPhoneNES but updated more regularly on its primary homepage with the same authors.

Changes since v0.37:

[nervegas] Fixed default sound preference issues
[nervegas] Save game state and preferences on “home” button press
[nervegas] Fixed rom deletion (would delete from list, but not file)

http://iphone.natetrue.com/nesapp/

Art has released Time Baby v5 – a World Time Clock application for PSP. You can move a crosshair around a world time zone map to see the time anywhere in the world. The feature has pixel perfect detection of the time zone. This is also the first official implementation of the GPS time set mode.

This version can set the internal PSP time clock to the time aquired
from a serial GPS mouse. Great for MapThis! users who have one set up.

There is a major bugfix to the Moon phase routine in this release which addresses a problem that is present in all previous Time Baby releases.

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

http://www.sendspace.com/file/hz6tn1

iPhoneNES is a NES emulator for iPhones. NESApp seems to be iPhoneNES but updated more regularly on its primary homepage with the same authors.

Changes since v0.36:

[nervegas] Added working preference pane, reworked nagivation bar

http://iphone.natetrue.com/nesapp/

WebShell is a web-based SSH shell. It runs on any browser capable of JavaScript and AJAX. You can use it from any computer or iPhone/smartphone. The server is written in Python and is very easy to set up on Linux, Mac OS X, BSD, Solaris, and any Unix that runs python 2.3. WebShell is based on Ajaxterm.

http://code.google.com/p/web-shell/