http://namedfork.net/ 2010-09-01T17:18:47-05:00 http://namedfork.net/ http://namedfork.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-08-03T03:38:44-05:00 http://namedfork.net/iphone/minivmac?rev=1280824724&do=diff This is my port of the Mini vMac emulator to the iPhone and iPod Touch, for iPhone OS 2.2 or later. Here is a video of it, showing some features of an early version: Features * 4MB Mac Plus * Full screen (scaled down) or scrolling (full size) * Full simulated keyboard (including all Mac keys) * Sound text/html 2009-11-27T12:58:45-05:00 http://namedfork.net/iphone/newtonkbd?rev=1259348325&do=diff This app will allow you to use an iPhone or iPod Touch as a keyboard, to input text on a Newton running Newton OS 2.0 or later. You will also need an adapter to connect both devices together. See it in action on this video: Adapter You can find the schematics for them here: iPhone Serial Port text/html 2009-12-18T03:19:43-05:00 http://namedfork.net/iphone/sbcustomicon?rev=1261127983&do=diff SBCustomIcon is a MobileSubstrate-based extension that allows iPhone applications to easily change their icon in SpringBoard. Requirements * Jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch (OS 2.0 to 3.1.2) * MobileSubstrate How it Works SBCustomIcon adds the following methods to the UIApplication class for customizing the app icon: text/html 2009-11-27T10:57:13-05:00 http://namedfork.net/iphone/serial?rev=1259341033&do=diff iPhones and iPods have a serial port on the dock connector, used to communicate with accessories at 3.3V levels and with no flow control. Using a MAX3232 and some capacitors, you can convert the signals to RS-232 levels used by most hardware. Software The serial port is accessible to software under iPhone OS on /dev/tty.iap, as a character device. Probably only to jailbroken apps.