SMSD is an iPhone SMS management application coded by Amrut Joshi.

Release notes:

SMSD supports 1.1.3 firmware from v0.2.3beta1. But there are some issues. Since 1.1.3, apps are executed with less privileges. Because of this, apps cannot start Services. SMSD also has an option to make it a default SMS app. This is a hack which also requires higher privileges. In short, SMSD notifier and SMSD default app options will not stick if you are on 1.1.3. But there is a workaround.

This is how you enable SMSD Notifier and SMSD Default App preferences in 1.1.3. You need to run SMSD using ssh or Term-vt100. Run following command on the commandline :

# /Applications/SMSD.app/SMSD

This will start SMSD on your iPhone. Go to More->Preferences and change the preference you want. Since this is executed with root permissions, these changes will stick.

You need to restart your phone if you change default app preference.

http://amrut.joshi.googlepages.com/

This is an implementation of Mahjong solitaire for the iPod touch and iPhone. The aim of the game is to pick matching tiles, removing them from the board. You win when there are no tiles left. You lose when it is impossible to pick up any more tiles. If the application crashes, it counts as a draw. You can only pick up tiles that are not overlapped by another, and can be freely moved either left or right. You probably already know how to play. This is released as Free (as in Freedom) software, under the terms of the GNU GPL Version 2. Graphic design by Sarah Gleeson.

http://www.netsoc.tcd.ie/~eoinmcl/content/mahjong.html

OpenLink is an open source game controller protocol and library for the iPhone. It defines a generalized way for many types of controllers to be adapted to the iPhone through the iPhone’s serial port. The project includes a simple API with source examples for the iPhone and an open source PIC Microcontroller firmware.

Thanks to zodttd ( http://www.zodttd.com ) for the news.

http://devdot.wikispaces.com/OpenLink

SMS and call filter and cleaner app for phone. To install this (early) release on your iphone, you need ssh or installer with http://s.imov.eu source.

Changes:

– Add vibration notification
– Add name identification in blacklist and history
– Add contact from contact list
– fix: latin coding (accent) / UNICODE ?
-+ minor fix

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

XLaunch is now updated for firmware 1.1.1 and above. Select any application in either /Applications or /var/root/Applications and launch it, so long as the app is registered with SpringBoard…

http://ericasadun.com/?p=166

Converter is a units converter for iPhone coded by Vladimir Kofman.

Release notes:

As always, before I update the Installer – let me know if there’re any problems…

– It’s not a major release in any way: main focus was on translations and small fixes here and there.
– A lot of people have contributed their hard work by translating the app. Thanks so much for that!
Catalan by Joan Carles “Vei” Tasies
French by Khelen
German by Christian Arnold aka meilon
Italian by biempi
Latvian by cosmoLV
Russian by me 🙂
Swedish by Henrik Jönsson
– I’ve reorganized the “Clothing” category, and now it contains more units.

http://code.google.com/p/iphone-converter/

Store the sum of human knowledge on your iPhone/iPod Touch — an offline copy of Wikipedia that requires no ‘net access.

http://code.google.com/p/wikipedia-iphone/

To our knowledge, here comes the second “Tetris” game for iPhone…

http://newattiphone.com/showthread.php?t=61

Pool for the iPhone is a native Pocket Billiard game to run on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.

The object of the game is to pocket all colored balls, using as few strokes as possible. The order of pocketing is free. If the cue ball (white) is pocketed, one of the previously pocketed balls is placed back on the table. The number of strokes is shown on the left top corner of the table.

How to make a shot:
First select direction of the shot. Touch the screen and the cue will be directed towards touch position. Then select shot power. Touch on the power selection area (on the right side of the screen) and drag. The number on the top will show the power of the shot (1 to 100). Release your finger from the screen to make a shot. Use Settings page to customize game options.

Manual Installation:
Download here: http://www.adikus.com/Pool.app.zip – Copy contents of the file to /Applications/ folder on your iPhone/iPod. You may need to set file permissions.

Please leave comments on the blog. – http://www.adikus.com/blog

http://www.adikus.com/pool/

Backgammon for the iPhone is a native version of the classic game to run on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.

Release notes:

Version 2.2.1 (manual installation)
– Now 3 levels of the game available to everyone.

Download here: http://www.adikus.com/Backgammon.app.zip
Copy contents of the file to /Applications/Backgammon.app/ folder on your iPhone/iPod. You may need to set file permissions.

http://www.adikus.com/backgammon/