ZodTTD's apparently no one to rest on past homebrew accomplishments. The dev's recently announced that work is ongoing for a new TurboGrafx-16 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. While there's no public release just yet, you can view a clip of this emulator in action over in the full article.

An official release for WinPwn has finally been rolled out. Aside from being much more stable compared to the app's beta releases, this new version also includes a few bugfixes and new features. The complete changelog is available at the full article.


Download: WinPwn v1.0.0.3 RC1

After a few short weeks, the latest version for hc's iPhone homebrew has been released. TimeCapsule v.0.34b2's existence has been made known. This particular version is said to have a few kinks on the VNotes recordings fixed. Details in the full article.

With the overabundance of casual games on Apple's iPhone, Marco Giorgini's Kingdom Lores introduces itself like a breath of fresh air into the mobile gaming platform with its hardcore 3D action style. The game basically plays like a hack-and-slash title, with an option to play via LAN also available. More details on the game can be found in our full article after the jump.

Homebrew developer Glen was recently able to release a new version of the homebrew puzzle game iCube and gave it quite a number of new features as well as an improved new look. You can read more about the new additions included in iCube 0.2 since our previous coverage of the homebrew game in our full article after the jump.

We're letting the readers know about the release of Siphon SIP, a native VoIP application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. As its name implies, this application uses the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) protocol. More details are available in the full article.
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Download: Siphon SIP

Developer Rikk has recently announced the release of Pysl v0.91b1, the latest build of the homebrew app that allows you to filter your SMS messages and calls. Aside from bug fixes, this new version also carries a new audio alert option that does away with a screen pop-up. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.

For those who enjoy playing games on their Apple iPhones, dig this: there's another homebrew game for the iPhone from developer Brooke called Pieces which is now in version 1.2. It's a puzzle game similar to sliding puzzles, and it uses images taken from your own Photo Library. Sound interesting enough? Head on to the full article for more details on Pieces.

Want to take your computer wherever you go? Better check out this homebrew program. It's called Touchpad Pro and allows your iPhone or iPod Touch to view and control your computer remotely. The program is now on version 4.11, with a bug fix from the previous version. Details in the full article.

It's sometimes hard to keep up with all the dates and events we end up listing in different places. Fortunately, developer Sangwook Han was able to create a homebrew application which syncs your iPhone's Calendar function with that of Google Calendar, fitting all those dates into one neat package on your mobile phone. You can find out more about this interesting homebrew app by reading our full article on it.