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Oli Hinkka has just released a port of Quake III Arena for S60 3rd Edition phones. It features support for Bluetooth keyboard / mouse support. Also unlike with previous Quake ports, with this one you can even run a server on the phone. This port requires an S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 phone (e.g. N95 or E90) and ARMv6 … Read more

Pocket Forecast which is formerly known as Pocket Weather has been udpated. This weather forecast application has the following features: 1. Multiple locations 2. Cached weather feeds 3. Skinnable themes 4. Uses Yahoo/Weather.com RSS feed – see http://www.yahoo.com/weather to look up location codes (also uses U.S. zip codes) 5. Open source (code posted on Basic4ppc.com forums) 6. Configurable interval for … Read more

Radio consumes not unsignificant battery power, especially when you’re travelling. Sometimes you dont have to be available for calls… LongRunner turns off the radio part and keep that for defined time interval. Then it automatically sync all POP/IMAP accounts, the On interval should be long enough to even receive SMS.

MyWeatherForecast is an upcomming new weather forecast application. Goal is to make it as finger friendly as possible, and support multiple resolutions (currently running in VGA) while keeping it simple feature-wise. This version is basically just a test, which does NOT allow you to set a city of choice yet.

Walkie-Talkie for DS Lite changes the Nintendo DS Lite into a walkie-talkie.

MegaBlock is a Tetris clone. It runs on most recent mobile devices, providing they have a screen size of 240×320 or better and support MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.1.

RealtimeBlog generates GSM and GPS GeoTag files and provides an interface to manage the openBmap GeoTag Files manager. It sends photos to your ISP account and updates your Facebook mini-feed from your Windows Mobile device.

Frog Escape is a clone of the classic Konami game Frogger. It aims to have the same look and feel as the original game. It runs on modern devices with J2ME support with a screen size of 240×320 supporting MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.1 (most recent mobile phones, for example). Thanks to retroK / http://www.aep-emu.de for the news hint!

IR Calendar is a persian calendar whith prayer times and salavat counter.

According to mrcaze this is a kind of on-device software catalog, which allows installing software directly from device. The site currently lists 57 programs for download.