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pRSSreader is a RSS reader for PocketPC. pRSSreader can handle many versions of feeds: RSS 0.90, 0.91, 0.92 and 2.0, RDF 1.0 and Atom 0.3.

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WirelessTime is a small tool to automaticaly switch on an off your GSM, Bluetooth, and WiFi connection, depending on time profiles.

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Twobile (pronounced Twoh-bul, a mixture of the words “Twitter” and “Mobile”) is a new Twitter client for users of Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.

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SecondToday adds the ability to have a second TodayScreen / HomeScreen.

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Egress is a application which can display your favorite RSS feeds directly on your PocketPC.

Changes:

Fixed bug where trailing characters would cause parse of feed to fail
Fixed item custom sort dialog
Podcasts are no longer written to PocketIE’s cache which was causing out of storage space errors
Podcast downloading was not respecting “Only when cradled” setting
Screen will no longer inadvertantly scroll to the side when dismissing up item context menu

Thanks to http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/ for the news.

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G-Alarm is an alarm clock with a special mechanism to wake you up. Before the alarm clock stops you need to guide a ball through a labyrinth.

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WiiPhysics is a physics playground for the Wii, much like Crayon Physics or PocketPhysics. It uses Box2D and libwiisprite.

Changes:

+Added Weld Joint
+Added a second player (with limited capability)
(Second player can drag, toss, freeze, unfreeze shapes)
+Fixed Jumping of pen drawn shapes on create
+Fixed placement of pin (proper pin joints now)
+Added realistic grass.
+Fixed bugs and crashes. (Specficially related to pully)
+Restructured backend data management system.
+Fixed pointer detection for selecting rectangles.
+Added Support Button
+Increased Object Limits

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Tunnel is a game in which you control a ball going down a tunnel avoiding other balls and collecting pick-ups such as strength boosters and weapons to break up the other balls.

Tunnel has has been written by Trevor Spiteri ( http://www.tspiteri.org/programs ) and has been ported over to the Dreamcast now.

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Motor 3D – Nitro Engine is a 3D engine coded by Antonia Nino Diaz.

Due to lack of spanish language skills, we can’t tell you whats new.

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Slaanesh released a new version of Mame for the GP32 based on MAME4ALL.

Release notes:

This version of MAME4ALL is for the GP32 handheld and is still a BETA version – some things will change for the final release.

Please read the supported.txt included in the download for a list of games that this version supports. The GP32 version does not and will not support all games that that GP2X does.

I’ve worked pretty long and hard on this project – starting many months ago. Getting the sound right and splitting the games was quite time consuming. As it stands MAME4ALL GP32 beta is fairly feature packed and includes most things that you would expect from a capable emulator.

There is no documentation yet nor source code but I will release both of these soon with version 1.0.
For now see the homepage for details.

Special thanks to Franxis as this version for the GP32 is based on his excellent version for the GP2X.

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