If you love keeping yourself up-to-date with Google Calendar and want to keep using even on the go, then you might want to try this useful homebrew alternative for your iPhone or iPod touch. Entitled "NemusSync", this third-party native app allows users to sync their Apple devices with Google for use with the Calendar option. Check out the details of the new build (version 0.6.0 BETA) in our full article.

Google's Android phone has been a long time coming. Some even believe it will be the iPhone's biggest rival once it comes out. A video of the phone in action has been leaked on the Internet, and while it looks like a great phone, it doesn't seem like the iPhone has anything to worry about. Vid in the full article.

If you're up for more reading on the go, then you should make sure to pick up pyefox's latest version of the iPhone text reading application, textReader. Version 1.0Beta6 includes additional support for several text file formats, most notably for RTF files. You can read more about the new changes since our previous coverage by checking out our full article after the jump.

Download: textReader 1.0Beta6

If you're the type who enjoys reading on the go, then you definitely don't want to pass up on the chance to get the latest version of pyefox's textReader for the iPhone. This useful homebrew application updates itself to version 0.9, finally checking itself out of its previous beta release.Check out all the new changes included in textReader 0.9 in our full article.

Download: textReader 0.9
Download: textReader 0.9 (icon pack)

Homebrew developer DreamCatcher was recently able to release a new build to the Apple iPhone homebrew app, iPhone Video Recorder. Bumping up the app to version 1.2.4, it now includes extended functionality with your YouTube account, as well as some fixes to help improve its performance. For more details, you can read the new changes included since our previous coverage of iPhone Video Recorder.

Homebrew developer Intelliborn recently released a new build to the homebrew interface enhancement for the Apple iPhone, IntelliScreen v0.92 adds several new features which buff up the iPhone's interface even further with added display settings and tweaks. Find out what new features were included since our previous coverage after the jump.

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.

Don't lament the fact that your iPhone lacks any decent video recording features. After all, you always have the option of using Dream Catcher's iPhone Video Recording homebrew application to capture those picture-perfect video moments and record them on to your mobile phone. You can read all about the new changes included in iPhone Video Recorder v1.2.2 since our previous coverage of iPhone Video Recorder after the jump.

Developer Alexander Chukov has recently released a new build for the iPhone's iChabber instant messaging homebrew. Dubbed r38, this new version will carry Jabber support, aside from the Russian and French localization. Further details are available in the full article.


Download: iChabber r38

If you are always on the go and hardly have time to take notes, homebrew developer 424f's native Google Reader beta may just be for you. Now, you can access your RSS feeds offline via your Apple iPhone. More details after the jump.