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Codename Hacker is a Chip’s Challenge (Atari Lynx) like game for the Nintendo DS by alekmaul, which will be entered in the currently running Neo-Flash Sommer Coding Competition. More information in french language is available – please follow the link below. There is no download yet!

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FastDS is a fast coded intro, probably at the Evoke 2007 party place itself, by the group Titan.

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DiagnoSe is an application which helps you to test several functions of your NDS.

Changes:

Minor update – changed the splash to the official compo one.

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iPhoneNES is a NES emulator for iPhones.

Changes:

0.21 nervegas Added support for external audio / switch added for earbuds
0.22 stepwhite Added diagonal direction hotspots, SHOW_HITSPOT flags
0.23 nervegas Tweaks to orientation change, DEBUG shows hot spots now
0.24 nervegas Using K6502_rw.h from older core, Metroid and Punchout work! Made more improvements to orientation sensitivity. Implemented slightly faster rendering
0.25 nervegas Enlarged controls for landscape mode
0.26 nervegas Change status bar background to black on landscape
0.27 nervegas Controller fix to allow button, then directional pad hold
0.28 nervegas Added save SRAM support (to save SRAM for games like Zelda)
0.29 nervegas Added auto-save state and “Saved Games” selection
0.30 nervegas Fixed SaveState for many games, +Mapper1 +Mapper5. This fixed Tetris, Bubble Bobble, Super Mario 2, others…
0.31 nervegas Fixed SaveState for Mapper4 games (Earth Bound Zero, etc)

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iShudan – One of the metaphorical names for the game of Go; literally “hand talk”, used in both Chinese and Japanese.

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Mobilesquid is a multi-purpose native iPhone application.

So far..
A simple file browser for the iPhone. (read only, pretty useless).
Some code for downloading files from web, includes a progress bar.

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MobileFinder (strictly “Finder” in the iPhone’s springboard view) is a filesystem navigator and launcher for use with iPhones which have been jailbroken. (see http://iphone.fiveforty.net/wiki/index.php/How_to_Escape_Jail )

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Mobile Money allows you to manage your financial accounts on your iPhone.

Currently you can only manage one account and the account file is located at /var/root/Library/Money/ in case you would like to back it up.

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Author release notes:

Okay, so I was getting too many apps on my iPhone to hold on just one screen so I wrote a little script to swap out the home screen to a second screen. If anyone is interested in d/l-ing the file I put it up here: http://www.4shared.com/file/21853681/38fdea63/iSwap.html. BTW, after trying to figure it out for a while I found out how to launch a shell script from an icon (which is what I’m doing in this app). I’ll post another entry explaining how if anyone is interested.

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

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Books.app is a simple eBook reader for the iPhone. It reads HTML and text files stored in your Media/EBooks folder, and is smart enough to enter subdirectories, if, for instance, you’ve broken a book down by chapters.

Eventually, this project will include a simple method of syncing eBooks to your iPhone. At the moment, that’s handled by iPHUC and a shell script (eventually).

Books.app is recommended for use with Project Gutenberg texts, in conjunction with GutenMark, a fantastic PG markup tool by Ronald Burkey, which makes pretty HTML out of Gutenberg .txt files, and splits them by chapter using a second tool.

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

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