With the release of the new iPhone firmware 2.0, homebrew developer pyefox has been keeping things up to date with the latest release of textReader. The latest build adds support for the newly released software update, among other things.

The developer noted that several features in the previous versions have been disabled for now due to problems encountered while making the transition from firmware 1.1.4 to 2.0. These include the Font Zoom feature and CHM file support. Several other bugs have also been spotted, although the changelog explains a few workarounds to these issues.

Speaking of which, here are the details to the latest changelog of textReader:

• Font Zoom isn't going to happen until the App Store or a better SDK, so I have disabled it.
• CHM support is currently broken so I have disabled it.
• To install, copy contents of zip file to /Applications using scp, "Disk Aid" or your favorite file transfer method
• Remember to set eXecute permissions using ssh or terminal "chmod a+x /Applications/textReader.app/textReader" then "chmod a+x /Applications/textReader.app/unrar"
• If you have problems with textReader exiting/disappearing, try the following from the command line: "ldid -S /Applications/textReader.app/textReader"

For more information regarding textReader, we advise you to visit the developer's source site and check out the application's different features and installation process.

Download: textReader 2.1 for firmware 2.0