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The first FREE online massively multi player mob game for the iPhone and iPod Touch! Start off as a small time street thug and work your way up to a iMob boss! Invite your friends to join your mob and run dangerous missions. Buy devastating weapons, exotic properties, and put millions in the bank. Rule the iphone, silence your enemies, die with the most toys and win! Read more

FTP2ME is a FTP client for the java J2ME platform (CLDC 1.0, MIDP 2.0). Implements all of the commands found in rfc959. Read more

GGSync is a Java J2ME project for synchronizing Google contacts with a mobile device. The synchronization is done directly using an existing internet connection on the mobile device. Read more

A card game called UNO based on a game made by Mattel for cellphones with J2ME technology. Read more

MLE - The Mobile Learning Engine is a learning application for mobile phones written in Java (J2ME). It enables you to use your phone at anytime and at anyplace for computer-aided, multimedia-based learning. It is a content independent engine. Read more

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. Read more

Blind Assistant is an attempt to help blind human, using softwares that run not on expensive and complex hardware, but on a simple Sony PSP. Read more

Total_Noob updated Ultimate VSH Menu for PlayStation Portable. Read more

intraFont is a bitmap font library for PSP using the PSP's internal font (firmware pgf files). Read more

PSPdisp gives you an additional monitor with a 960x544 resolution (four times the area of the PSP display). There are four components working together, on Windows a display driver, an usb driver and the interface application which captures the screen, compresses it and sends it over USB to the PSP. On the PSP side there is an application that decompresses the frames and displays them. All settings are adjustable from the Windows side, the PSP really only acts as a passive display. Read more