While this plugin is active, on every save operation, there’s a second set of savedata written to /PSP/SAVEPLAIN on your memstick. The folder layout in there is pretty similar to the one in the original /PSP/SAVEDATA folder, only that everthing in here is plain and unencrypted.
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DSOrganize is meant as a homebrew organizer application for the Nintendo DS that should have come built in in the first place. It is by no means comparible to a full-fledged organizer such as a palm, and it is not planned to become an operating system, video player, or anything similar.
Changes:
Added multi track support to SID files (finally!).
Added support for the gbs file format.
Added confirmations to text editor on save or exit.
Added /describe to irc.
Added basic cookie support.
Tied Y to the stop function on the web browser.
Changed IRC receive mode to hopefully squash memory error.
Changed internet enabled applications to allow downloading/processing while the lid is closed.
Decreased memory footprint to allow larger images to load again.
Fixed annual dates causing every day to underline in some cases.
Fixed e^x freezing in some instances.
Fixed inconsistent save message on scribble screen.
Fixed IRC bug that appeared while typing with fixed width irc.
Fixed aac/mp3 streams skipping sometimes.
Fixed bad font characters in the smallest font.
Fixed a html rendering crash with css pages.
Fixed random crash that happened when switching tabs in web browser.
Fixed garbage display in hbdb if you cancelled the list then pressed left or right.
Fixed graphical issues with themes loaded.
Thanks to http://www.dev-fr.org for the news.
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The goal of this project is to display internet-tv streams on the Nintendo DS. Currently it’s in early stages and doesn’t do what it should.
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-Main Layout
-DLDI Support
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Baglama is a kind of fun application / game where you can create beats/music..png)
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phaistos updated his “Voxel” techdemo. Changes are not mentioned on the homepage itself.
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Simple calculator with expressions..png)
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This is a toy app with a metall ball in a marble box. By tilting your phone you can make the ball bounce around in three dimensions in its container..png)
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This is a simple Rock, Paper, Scissors game using Jiggy.
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Not quite sure what it is, but here it is…
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Application homepage: http://www.yianni-software.com/iPhone/iScore
Installer: http://www.yianni-software.com/iPhone/repo
ZIP: http://jiggyapp-devel.googlegroups.com/web/iScore0-3.zip
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The point of the game is to spell all the words you can for points, but make sure to get a six-letter word or the game is over. The game is fully playable– tap letters to put them in and out of the word grid, double tap to submit the word. The famous ‘twist’ is performed by tilting the device clockwise or counterclockwise, and then tilting it back again. Once the round is over, words you missed are displayed in caps. By the way, if there’s too many potential words to fit on the screen, the text area up there is scrollable._(iPhone_Game).jpg)
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