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MoCap v1.1.159 (PSP Application)

MoCap by Mr305 is a motion capture software for PlayStation Portable.

Release notes:

This is a motion capture & depiction software for PSP that shows Real Time 2d representation of motion (as reported by Motion Kit). Features Smooth recognition with ability to toggle the Motion Sensitivity, colors, pointing/drawing mode, screenshot functionality(currently broken).

It is so well written that you can even draw PAINTINGS/figures by only by using motion.

I wrote this software long back (back when I was sponsored the motion kit) but decided I would release this only when I fix the screenshot functionality (so that you all can share you creations).

You’ll need the Neo Motion Kit.

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MiPDF v1.0 (RC 2) (GP2x Application)

PDF viewer based on MuPDF library, way faster than PDFView.

Changes:

– Reduced batteries consumption when being idle, because the application no longer does busy waiting for events.
– Slightly faster zooming, since I removed a redundant page reload that was only needed when changing pages.
– Zooming now recalls the position on text it was displaying, so it doesn’t return to the upper left corner of the page after each zoom change.

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Cosmo2x v0.1 (GP2x Game)

Radzh released a demo of his puzzle game Cosmo2x.

Release notes:

Space adventure puzzle for the brilliant GP2X handheld. Well, it’s techno-demo actually. Survival mode only, no weapons, two different kinds of monsters, one kind of mines only. Unlimited undo, stylus or joystick input. Kill ’em all before ’em kill you. Save the Earth kinda.

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Wii-Tac-Toe v0.3 (Wii Game)

Wii-Tac-Toe is a Tic-Tac-Toe game for the Nintendo Wii. It was programmed in C++ using devkitPro along with GRRLIB.

The game can be played alone vs the CPU or with a friend using one Wiimote. The game AI does not always do the same moves, so the fun never stop.

To win the game, you have to place three marks (O or X) in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal row. If the grid is filled completely and no one has won, well, it’s a tie game. Start over and try to beat your opponent.

Changes:

Working with Homebrew Channel beta 9

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FEWidgets v1.0.0b2 (PPC misc)

FEWidgets are Omnia like widgets for Windows Mobile devices.

Changes:

– Added new event “PowerOn” rised when the device returns from Sleep.
– [Fixed] The diamond like clock won’t be synchronized when returning from Sleep.
– Added option for quality settings and system settings.
– changed Contact widget picture size to 53×53 to maintain ratio.
– Fixed a bug on Task/Appointment widgets of an undefined variable.
– Now swf files can be selected as background (It’ll probably drain your battery though).
– [Fixed] Double tapping on Task/Appointment widget will not generate haptic feedback.

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PyFolder v0.9 (Symbian OS Application)

PyFolder is a Python application that can view Python scripts as icons and launch them. It is like a virtual folder in your standard Application Shell. PyFolder makes it easy to download and run Python scripts that are not wrapped to sis packages. User can choose to open any folder, and run the Python scripts it contains. You can also set your custom (jpg) icons for applications.

Release notes:

v0.9, 28-Oct-2008: The first version.

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Frodo S60 3rd Edition (21-10-2008) (C64 emu for Symbian OS)

Frodo is a Commodore 64 home computer emulator. It was ported from Christian Bauer’s original Frodo for Amiga. Porting for Epoc was done by Jal Panvel and Alfred E. Heggestad. Porting to Nokia 9210 and S60 was done by Hannu Viitala. Frodo was released for 9210 on July, 2001. That was the first C64 emulator for any cell phone!

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