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This application is based on BrowseMap by Davanum Srinivas, a simple Google Maps viewer for Android

Features:

Browse Google maps on Android
Zoom in and out
Move around with the mouse (could be touchscreen on a real device)
Toggle traffic and satellite view
Find location

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VNsea is a graphical VNC client for both the iPhone and the iPod touch based on Chicken of the VNC for Mac OS X. CotVNC is also hosted at SourceForge.

Release notes:

15 Dec 2007 The new version 0.7 is now available for download. This version includes bug fixes and some nice little features. Most interestingly, double-tapping on the system status bar will now switch back and forth between the normal active mode and the view-only mode where you can scroll with a single finger (but cannot click or type).

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This is a native Othello game written by Zack Bartel.

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iNdependence is a Cocoa-based application for Mac OS X which provides an easy-to-use interface for jailbreak, activation, SSH installation, and ringtone/wallpaper/application installation on your iPhone. It’s open source under the GNU v2 license.

The source code for interacting with the iPhone has been broken out into a library (libPhoneInteraction) so that it can be easily reused by other applications.

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Create screen dumps on your iPhone by tapping an always floating button on your screen. Now supports saving directly to your camera roll and iTunes sync!

This version is fixing a lot of bugs, update is recommended!

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T.D.V. Ano is a puzzle game for PocketPC’s.

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Nuvalo has released a new emulator for the Nintendo GameCube/Wii. He has ported Stella the Atari2600 emulator to the GameCube.

Thanks to http://www.tehskeen.com for the news!

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Integrated Software For Omega Devices is a demo previously released at BCN – which now reached a final stage.

Thanks to http://www.gp32spain.com for the news. You may need to be registered there for the download.

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Here comes a musicdisk for NES by mic_

Release notes:

This is a collection of covers/remixes I’ve put together for the NES using ppmck. There’s only a PAL version right now, but perhaps I’ll add an NTSC version later with adjusted song tempos. I’m using a PowerPak and a real NES, but you can use Nintendulator, FCE Ultra or any decent emulator that has a PAL emulation mode.
The reason the ROM is so bloated is that a couple of the tracks were a bit tricky to fit inside 16kB, so I decided to use 32kB for all of them. 5*32 rounded up to the nearest power of two becomes 256kB, so there you go..
Use up/down to select a song and button A or B to start playing it. Happy listening.

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Caisses is a Sokoban clone that includes 500 levels and 14 different backgrounds and themes. The original version of Caisses is Caisses DS, a Nintendo DS homebrew coded by Kukulcan.

In this game, you are a warehouse keeper, and your mission consists in arranging boxes by pushing them onto their designated locations. Boxes can be pushed, but not pulled, and the controls are simple : either point to the spot to move to with the stylus, or use the directional pad!

Thanks to Mollusk for the game and for the news 😉

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