This game makes nice use of the iPhone’s accelerometer, collision and bounce detection. The game is worth playing alone to just see the “game over” screen and see the snake orbs interact individually with one another as you shift around your iPhone.

http://www.iphoneskinning.com/2007/11/isnake-game-for-iphone.html

iSolitaire is a native version of Klondike Solitaire (same as XP Solitaire game) for the iPhone.

It’s in its early stages but the current features are:
– plays Klondike version of Solitaire
– double tap table for options screen where you can deal new cards or change the draw number (1 or 3)
– nice surprise once you win (hint: see iSnake or Bounce for an idea what might happen)

http://iphone.rustyredwagon.com/

Customize is a Suite of Customization Tools for the iPhone.

Changes:

Added ability to hide applications.
Reengineered the Drag-n-Drop interface to make more iPhonic.
Replaced manual configuration with automatic configuration.
Addressed iPod Touch issues with Display Order odd behavoir.

Please Note: 1.0.2 Users, Customize is not yet completely comptaible with 1.0.2 firmware.

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

This application show all processes running on your iPhone. Tapping one of the processes displays detailed information about the process including (and interesting) the command used to start the process.

http://www.robota.nl/products/SysInfo.html

SIMPort is a small tool to import sim-contacts to your iPhone.

http://www.rapidshare.com/files/68852657/SIMPort.app.zip

Works like a real metronome – grab the pendulum and give it a push to make it start swinging, grab it and let it go near the top and it will stop. The slider controls BPM (currently displayed in text below the slider).

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

In this game you have to connect identical tiles to make them disappear.

http://guohongtao.googlepages.com/llk-beta.pxl

iGsm is a simple iPhone command line application that allows you to easily send AT commands to the phone.

To use igsm you need to unload CommCenter.
You can use “-u” igsm switch option to unload CommCenter and
“-l” switch option to load CommCenter when you are done.

http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone/igsm/

If you have ringtones in your iPhone that were not inserted by iTunes, very likely they will vanish every time you perform any kind os iTunes sync.

When a sync is performed, iTunes recreates the ringtone configuration file “/private/var/root/Media/iTunes_Control/iTunes/Ringtones.plist” and removes all ringtones entries not “managed” by iTunes.
Fortunately the actual ringtone (xxxx.m4a) files located in “/private/var/root/Media/iTunes_Control/Ringtones” are not erased.

There are file system tricks using symbolic links that may help avoid the erasure of Ringtones.plist but I decided to take another approach to address the problem.

fixringt was written to recreate the ringtone configuration file after a sync.

fixringt is also handy when new ringtones are added to “/private/var/root/Media/iTunes_Control/Ringtones”.
It not only creates the configuration file but also creates a xxxx.m4r file for every xxxx.m4a file found, and adujsts the ringtone filename when required.

When fixringt creates the ringtone configuration file, it reads the song/ringtone name from the title field in the .m4a or .m4r file.

FixRingTone is a GUI application to prevent/fix those problems.

http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone/fixringtone/

NetInfo is a simple iPhone application that shows network interface information and routing table. It displays a subset of the information displayed by “ifconfig” + “netstat -nr”. You don’t need to have “ifconfig” nor “netstat” installed.

http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone/netinfo/