A simple photo shoot turned into an insane video. Earlier today Heidi and I were at the beach taking relatively normal pictures. Until I realized that you could take a picture of your mouth and zoom in on the iphone.

Two new games have recently been integrated in the latest version of Puzzlemaniak for Apple’s iPhone. Version 0.8 of the homebrew game developed by Alex now contains a total of 27 games, as well as other minor fixes included in the current build.

Those of you who’ve been waiting for the online downloadable version of the game, the developer also noted that Puzzlemaniak v0.8 is finally available on Installer through Modmyiphone. In addition, a bug tied to the online scores feature was taken care of.

You can download this homebrew puzzle compilation through the link we’ve provided below. Anyway, we hope you enjoy this great download.

Download: Puzzlemaniak v0.8

Here’s some big news for the guys who’ve been enjoying the past few releases of ZodTTD’s gpSPhone GBA emulator for the iPhone. The developer has just announced the release of this homebrew’s v1.7.0 beta.

This new build will feature, among other things, better overall performance and improved sounds. Here’s the changelog (quoting ZodTTD’s post):

• Properly syncs sound to gameplay. Sound quality is greatly improved in this version. Now uses proper use of signaling conditions in threads to sync sound.
• Performance increased due to using new compiler from the developer saurik, and assorted bug fixes.
• Thanks to NerveGas of NES.app, bug fixes were submitted and used to properly handle GUI aspects such as the navbar now being at the top

Those planning to run the new build will first need to properly set the GBA game directory on the iPhone to have world writable permissions. You’ll also need to have the proper GBA BIOS file gba_bios.bin file loaded in your phone to avoid errors.

We further remind the readers that this release is meant for the Beta Testers Club at the developer’s home site. if you’re part of this group, you’ll want to visit the source link to pick up the new build.

iPodObserver posted an image that they claim represents what the rumored 3G iPhone will look like:

Apparently the new iPhone will also sport a glossy black back, replacing the satin nickel look found on the current model.

Image via Wikipedia

Engadget has posted screenshots of the newest iPhone 2.0 Beta which was just released yesterday. One of the big features added to the latest beta is the ability to search contacts.