For those of you waiting for a public release of the new build, the wait is finally over. ZodTTD recently announced that gpSPhone v2.5.0, which includes all of the new features previewed in the beta release of the homebrew emulator a couple of weeks ago - including support for Apple's firmware 2.0. Find out the details to the public release of gpSPhone v2.5.0 in our full article.

It's been a while since ZodTTD rolled out an update for the GameBoy Advance emulator gpSPhone. Fortunately, the developer recently hopped on the project site's forum and announced that the beta version 2.1.0 is now available for download to all registered beta testers. Find out what new changes have been added since our previous coverage of gpSPhone after the jump.

Developer ZodTTD is announcing that the beta builds of some of his homebrew projects have now gone public, enabling iPhone owners outside the beta test team to pick them up. Wondering which apps are now up for grabs? Visit the full article for the rest of the details.

Homebrew developer ZodTTD has recently released a new beta build for the iPhone and iPod Touch's gpSPhone Gameboy Advance emulator. Dubbed version 1.8.0, this new release will now carry support for cheat codes. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.

Having trouble trying to run gpSPhone on your recently updated iPhone or iPod Touch?

Developer ZodTTD just released a new build of this GBA emulator which now carries support for firmware 1.1.3 among its other upgrades. Details are in the full article.

Download: gpSPhone v1.5.0

Homebrew developer ZodTTD has been very busy as of late. He has just announced the release of the gpSPhone v1.1.2, just two days after the release of the previous version. For those who haven't heard of this program, it is a Gameboy Advance emulator for both the iPhone and the iTouch.

Want to find out what this latest version can do? Head on over to the full article for more details.

Download: gpSPhone v1.1.2

 For those of you who haven't gotten their fix of GameBoy Advance emulation, you'll be glad to know that developer ZodTTD has released the latest version of gpSPhone v1.1.1 for iPhone and iPod Touch.

The newest update includes customizable skins, as well as some other minor tweaks to help navigate through the game menus a lot easier.

Find out more about the latest update right after the jump!

Download: gpSPhone v1.1.1

Homebrew developer ZodTTD has released gpSPhone v1.0.0. For those who missed our previous coverage on this application, it is a GameBoy Advance emulator for both the iPhone and the iTouch. The developer addresses a lot of the issues in the program as well as improves the performance of the emulator with some of the games.

Want to find out more about this application? Check out the full article for more details.

Download: gpSPhone v1.0.0

Sure the Apple TV has nearly everything you can ever want - save for the video games. There is speculation that the Apple TV may be able to support games in the future, though they will likely be bought from the iTunes store or would have to be in a certain format.

Well, some people found a way to hack into Apple's entertainment system and got emulators working on it. Reportedly, there are five available emulators for the Apple TV: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), Nintendo64, Nintendo Gameboy Advance (GBA), and Sega Genesis. Instructions and the emulators themselves (we suppose the ROMs as well) now litter the interwebs but we shall insert a disclaimer here:

Tampering with the Apple TV might void your warranty, not to mention render the unit useless.

According to the report, hackers are also trying to find a way to work the Xbox360 with the Apple TV and are making progress. The "service only" USB port has been hacked into and so enabling the use of joysticks. Rumors say that in/famous Jon Lech Johansen has gotten hold of an Apple TV. We'll see what comes of that in the future. For now, be careful with those emulators.