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iPhoneHome v0.7.3 (iPhone Application)

iPhoneHome is an app available in the Installer.app through the Ste Packaging source. This is an app that allows you to change the double tap feature of your home button. In the Settings on your iPhone under general there is a setting for your home buttonรขโ‚ฌยฆyou are given three option to change it to on a stock iPhone; Home, Phone Favorites and iPod. iPhoneHome allows you to change the double tap feature to any app on your iPhone or even a phone number or blank email. When you open the app you get a screen that has two options Change App and Save & Quit. Just tap Change App and it will bring up a scroll wheel of all the apps on your iPhone. Just tap on the app your would like to set as your double tap and tap Save & Quit. Your iPhone will reset and now when you double tap the home button it will take you to the app you selected.

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iNewsGroup v1.0.3 (iPhone Application)

iNewsGroup is a newsgroup client for the iPhone.

Changes:

“Real Name” option in preferences now in order to post with your name
Dates are now visible in thread and group views
Fixed numerous UI glitches
Actually think that ‘message from top’ bug is finally gone.
Fixed potential cause of crash on initial install

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PhotoBoard v0.3.1 (Alpha) (iPhone Application)

PhotoBoard is a multitouch photo browser.

Changes:

Settings menu enabled (user can change the wallpaper brightness)
Bring the pictures on top when touched (change layers order)
Allow user to add photos from a list of thumbnails / names (instead of adding them without selection)
Allow jpg and png files
Resize pictures when loading them to improve performance (max bounds are 800×800);
Keep ratio aspect (for example, if you have a square picture, it will not stretch to 4/3 ratio).
Some minor graphics improvements

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MobileScrobbler v1.2.3 (iPhone Application)

MobileScrobbler connects your Apple iPhone or iPod Touch with the Last.fm social music website. As you listen to music on your device, MobileScrobbler sends the title, artist, and album to the Last.fm website. Last.fm uses this information to suggest new music, new friends, concerts, and events based on the music you listen to.

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Nethack DS v1.15a (NDS Game Port)

The goal of this project is to create a port of NetHack for the DS utilizing the unique features of the DS to create an easy-to-use NetHacking experience.

Release notes from Abcd1234:

Yes, already. Fixed a map rendering bug in graphics mode caused by wall tile substitution in the NetHack core (this was evident when going from the regular dungeons to Sokoban, where the wall colours are supposed to change, but didn’t).

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Portable VNC v1.2.7 (PSP Application)

Here is a new release of Portable VNC for Custom FW 3.x and FW 1.5. For those for haven’t seen previous versions, VNC let you access to your PC desktop from anywhere using a WiFi connection.

Changes:

+ Fix issue with fw3x (not enough heap memory)
+ Fix issue with irkeyboard (linked with latest version)

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CrabEmu v0.1.6 (Master System emu for DC)

CrabEmu is an video game console emulator for MacOS X and Dreamcast. Currently only the Sega Master System is emulated.

Changes:

* CrabEmu now runs on the Sega Dreamcast as well as Mac OS X.
* Support was added for the TMS 9918 modes of the SMS VDP, as well as for the SG-1000 console.
* Support for the Korean mapper.
* Too many bug fixes to mention.

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