Nullriver updated their essential iPhone installer software Installer.app.
ZodTTD is going to bring another fancy emulated system to the iPhone. This time he picked up SNES emulation, which was an often requested feature from the iPhone community.
Here are ZodTTD’s lines:
A huge release has been made for the iPhone and iPod Touch by ZodTTD.com. It’s a Super Nintendo emulator and it’s fast!
Beta Tester Club members at ZodTTD.com have exclusive access to this application while the kinks get worked out all while seeing a first for these Apple handhelds.
As usual after some “beta testing” the emulator should go public.
Yeti 3D is a 3D engine now available for iPhone’s as well.
PocketGuitar is a virtual guitar for iPhone and iPod touch. You can even have guitar sessions with the songs in your iPod!
Launch Installer, choose “Sources” and add http://podmap.net/apps to your repositories. PocketGuitar will appear under “Toys” category.
Backgammon for the iPhone is native version of the classic game to run on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.
Standard features:
– Play vs.iPhone (iPod Touch) and vs. Human
– Portrait and Landscape board view
– Undo movements
– Play match
Advanced features are available to donators.
Thanks to Ste’s repo for the news – http://blog.psmxy.org/
Ste, the maintainer of Ste’s repo, a well known and useful source in the iPhone community is having troubles with his hosting provider.
Read on:
My hosting provider, DreamHost, has just officially informed me that my repository is preventing other customers, on the shared server I am on, from using their sites. This because my site is using every available connection to the server, leaving nothing for visitors to the sites of their other customers.
They have told me that I must reduce the number of connections to my site or move to their Private Server plan.
I can’t reduce the number of connections. The only facility I have to do this, is by blocking entire IP address ranges of countries in a .htaccess file. However, by the time the .htaccess file is invoked, the connection to my server has already been made and all I would do is prevent the connecting IP address from downloading anything – this does not reduce the connections though, which is the problem.
I cannot afford to move to their Private Server plan. I am unemployed and have been since April 12, 2007. I received my last unemployment check just over two weeks ago and in about two months I will be in grave danger of defaulting on my mortgages, credit cards and all my other bills, which will lead to my credit being ruined and I (and my beloved 3 cats) without a home. I absolutely cannot spend any more money on the repository at this time (I’ve already spent just shy of $600, getting it set up with DreamHost).
The repository is, essentially, falling victim to its own success.
So, either I can shut down the repository, or DreamHost will. The only other option is that someone steps up to pay for the Private Server option, or that someone provides me with free adequate hosting elsewhere. I’m not even certain that the Private Server option is a viable one, even if a way to pay for it was found. The number of connections to my site would either overwhelm the host server that my virtual server ran on, or DreamHost would limit the number of connections allowed to my virtual server, which would be detrimental to the repository. A dedicated server or two may be the only option. It may also be necessary to have a provider place a firewall in front of the server, to reject connections from much of the world – and let them find their own “Steâ€. I just don’t see how one server can be expected to handle the entire world downloading from it at virtually the same time.
I am open to ideas – let’s brainstorm – as to how I can keep this going. But if something doesn’t happen very quickly, DreamHost will simply turn my site off.
-ste
http://blog.psmxy.org/2008/01/19/my-repository-may-be-shut-down/
iQuran – the Mobile Quran (Koran/Coran) Recitation software for iPhones and iPod Touch.
iQuran offers its users the Complete Quran in Arabic along with its various translations. Specially designed to allow easy reading with easy scrolling, iPhone style. With excellent built-in audio capabilities, iQuran utilizes these to provide a very satisfying recitation playback experience, with verse for verse recitation along with auto-scrolling and verse highlighting.
This application might be interesting for muslims: Get prayer (salat/salah/namaz) timings for your local city along with Qibla direction, distance and athan (azaan/azan) now on iPhone and iPod Touch!
Staff note: The version number might be a typo on it’s official page and should be v0.07.
Amongst other sources, LocateMe uses cell tower information to approximate your current position and subsequently opens a map.
In Marble, you control your ball by using the accelerometer (tilting the iPhone).The objective of the game is to move your ball out of the screen to reach the next level.