Android-VNC-Viewer is a VNC Viewer for Android phones. Android-VNC-Viewer is forked from tightVNC viewer.

Changes:

Fixes to directly support devices with different size screens

http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/

French developer “blabla” has released a first beta of his Digimon uArena battle game.

The main part is the combat/battle mode, but the game also offers five related minigames.

http://microlua.xooit.fr/t448-Digimon-uArena.htm

Damian Yerrick, aka tepples, has released an update to his game LJ65, formerly known as Tetramino.

It’s a very well known classic puzzle concept, which goes after a popular Russian block game. LJ65 allows two players and has tighter play control compared to possible commercial variants.

Changes:

Version 0.41 fixes some more issues that crept in as Bottom rotation was added.

The release is from May 2009, which we managed to not spot in time. NES stuff is pretty rare, so better late than never 😉

http://www.pineight.com/nes/

Wizznic is an implementation of the arcade-classic Puzznic, written for the GP2x, GP2x Wiz, Linux and Windows.

Ported to GP2x by Farox!

http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,25,2814

Speeed Reader is a Google Reader Client for Windows Mobile Professional devices. It allows native access and interaction to your Google Reader subscriptions. Google Reader is a great RSS feed aggregator that can organize all your RSS feeds in an intuitive manner. Using Speeed Reader, you can now view them on your Windows Mobile device, natively.

Changes:

New Feature: 2 new themes (Noir – dark/black, Beach – coral/turquoise)
Enhancement: When navigating between multi-page lists, Speeed Reader will remember your page
Enhancement: Added bytes transferred (estimate) to the about screen
Enhancement: General Performance Increases/Memory Management
Bug Fix: Storage Card in Non-English Locale’s Not ID’d Correctly
Bug Fix: Clicking last item in reading list causes a crash
Bug Fix: Download More articles index is inaccurate

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=516168

Here is another custom firmware for the Dingoo by pof!

Quote:

My modified version of official 1.20 firmware, includes the following:

* Based on official 1.20 firmware (Y/B bug fixed!)
* Supports custom themes (system folder visible)
* Default language set to english
* Megadrive emulator fixed to use the quick double buffer technique
* Added NeoGeo Pocket emulator
* Added Game Boy Color (GBC) emulator
* Overclock apps included (select from 200Mhz to 430Mhz)
* Nice boot & logoff screens
* Fixed typos in english translation
* Default brightness set to 3
* Auto Poweroff set to 1 hour

== INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS ==
1. Copy all the contents into the root dir of your dingoo internal UDisk.
2. Switch off your dingoo
3. Press and hold DOWN in the D-PAD
4. Switch on your dingoo, firmware will update. Wait 5 minutes.
5. Reboot your dingoo

== DISCLAIMER ==
I take no responsibility for any conflict, fault, or damage caused to your Dingoo by flashing this unofficial firmware.
Full caution is advise, do not flash if you don’t know what you’re doing. Tested on 3 Dingoos and worked fine on all them.

== DOWNLOAD ==
http://rapidshare.com/files/303162579/CFW-1.20-pof.zip.html
MD5: 97EFD31822ED155B37D3122EEA98ADA0

http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-hacks/custom-firmware-1-20-pof/

Dingoonity Firmware v1.2 is a custom firmware for the Dingoo-A320. It has been created by omgmog for the community at dingoonity.org, which should not hold you back to try it as it’s downloadable for everyone.

Quote:

Changelog:
08/november/2009 – First version released

About:
This firmware is a modified version of the 1.2 firmware for the Dingoo. It features fixed/corrected strings for the menu, and custom theme support. Included is the “PSPingoo” theme from http://www.dingoo-digital.com/forums/theming/psdingoo-theme-v1-psp-xmb-theme-dingoo

Installation:
You should be able to install this by simply putting the a320.hxf file onto the root of your Dingoo’s internal memory, and holding down on the dpad while the Dingoo boots.

If you can’t install using this method because the Dingoo says that you’ve already got this firmware version, you can use this guide to install using the Dingoo Firmware Flasher – http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-hacks/guide-flashing-custom-firmwares-to-your-dingoo/

http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-hacks/dingoonity-custom-firmware-1-2/

Retrogaming Times Monthly #66 is available. RTM is a retro magazine, sometimes with focus on homebrew things.

Content of this issue:

01. Press Fire To Begin
02. Retrogaming News
03. High Resolution – NES
04. My Life Of Cyber Crime
05. All Eyes On Wolverine: Adamantium Rage
06. Apple II Incider – Lode Runner
07. Vectrexenstein – Mine Storm
08. Dual Perspective – The Legend Of Zelda
09. Modern Retro – Speed Freaks
10. Video Game Tattler
11. Gaming Advertisements
12. Game Over

http://www.retrogamingtimes.com/rtm66/

After weeks of carefully digitalize each page, one man did finaly brings the original ColecoVision programmers documentation to the Internet. If you want to code ColecoVision games with the same bases as the programmers from the past, or if you’re simply curious of this piece of history, please the linked page below. [Text: newcoleco]

Source: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/152690-you-asked-for-it-a-copy-of-the-original-coleco-programers-document/

http://www.colecovisionzone.com/page/coleco%20industries/internal.html

abc2cvm will create Colecovision music data for use with the Colecovision utility library from .abc music files. There is a tutorial showing how to use it. abc2cvm is covered by the GPL.

Discussion: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/151984-abc2cvm-010-released-bringing-even-more-music-to-the-cv/

http://colecovision.eu/ColecoVision/development/abc2cvm.shtml