If you've jammed out to your favorite tunes on the Sony PlayStation Portable and the Nintendo DS, wait until you get a load of the latest homebrew guitar simulator that was recently released for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.

Dubbed as PocketGuitar, developer kasatani created this third party homebrew app to appeal to the more musically inclined Apple gadget users. This nifty app features an open tuning feature and a scrollable fretboard which makes higher frets readily available.

Anyway, here's the complete changelog of PocketGuitar since its initial release last January:

0.3 (10 Apr 2008)

• Firmware 1.1.3/1.1.4 support
• Visual refinement

0.2 (26 Jan 2008)

• Don't change system volume on startup
• Added left-handed option
• Made bass sounds a bit louder, especially for the higher frequency - it's still hard to hear on very small speakers though.
• Added "Edit Fretboard" setting where you can adjust the distance between frets, the size of the fretboard and the position of strings.
• The settings are now stored into disk.
• Re-implemented exctract_samples script in C so that it no longer requires BSD subsystem.

0.1 (19 Jan 2008)

• First release

The developer mentioned that future updates will include a volume bar and an "Auto-Pluck" mode option. In addition, users can expect more special effects to help spice up your virtual jamming sessions.

You can download PocketGuitar by checking out the ModMyiFone.com Community Source under the "Toys" category. In any case, we hope you enjoy trying out this homebrew application.