Locations, by Andreas Linde, is a native iPhone application available on Installer that allows you to view webcams from around the world. Google a webcam for a place your interested in viewing and input the image URL using the “Add” button of the application.

From The Developer:

“I enjoy using the weather app on the iPhone a lot, but I always felt something is missing. Ok, I can see the forecast with temperature values and an icon illustrating if it is raining, snowing or whatever. But this isn’t enough for me, I want to see how the weather is. Well, there was no app present helping me there, so I decided to start coding it myself. And here it is.”

Usage Instructions From The Developer:

“All you need is an image URL. Use the “Add” button to add new webcams, or the “Edit” button to rearrange or delete webcams. The URL will be validated before it is accepted.On startup Locations will load the webcam images from the local cache. If the cache is empty, it will download the default webcams, which is the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower.Attention: Downloading webcam images will result in online data traffic using EDGE if you are not connected via WLAN. If you don’t want Locations to cause online data traffic, make sure to disable EDGE in your iPhone.”

One more reason not to update until a 1.1.3 jailbreak is out.

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Tap The City For A Closer View

There’s been an update to the Waves application for the iPhone that we previously featured. Aside from being able to choose a pre-defined picture or wallpaper to use the “Waves” effect on, you can now use it on many of the iPhone’s application screens. There’s an option to enable a floating button which resides in the lower left corner and when pressed, activates the “Waves” effect after a few seconds. Useless? Yes, but an awesome toy with cool effects nonetheless. Available on Installer by adding: http://www.touchrepo.com/betarepo.xml as a source.

From The Developers Site:

When drawing waves on the image, double tap to go back to the previous screen.
If the floating button is enabled, a small button will be displayed a short time after the application exit.
This ‘wave’ button will be displayed at the bottom left by default, but you can move it.
It will remain visible (even after a device restart) until disabled from this menu.
When pressed, you’ll have to wait for about 3 seconds before being able to draw waves.

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Game Description From Google Code:

EvolutionRGB is a senseless and beautiful iPhone game of fire, plants and water.
It allows the player to draw on the touch screen using different elements, like fire, water and plants. These elements interact with each other, so that the screen evolves over time. The iPhone’s accelerometer is used for the gravity direction so that water always falls down and fire burns upwards. EvolutionRGB can be installed via Installer. Just add the following link to the Installer.app sources:
www.mevis.de/~florian/ip/

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A cloud rains on seeds, plants grow.

The plants are set on fire and burn.

Erica Sadun’s application Dress Up seems to have taken off with the availability of more costumes. Costumes range from Xmas, St. Patricks, Pirate, Mouths, Halloween, Hair and Dog. I wasn’t really digging some of the costumes so I made some magazine covers to use instead. Center the magazine cover in your screen and once you have your victim subject centered, just snap the photo. Send me some interesting photos at kameron@iPhoneskinning.com using the covers and i’ll post the good ones up. Covers included below are Time, Playboy and Maxim. Extract and upload the 3 individual folders into the var/root/Library/Media/Costumes folder of your iPhone. Download link below.

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Before heading out for your holiday parties, make sure to install this native iPhone application iFartz and wow all the guests. To delight them with cheerful Christmas sounds, just turn the iPhone on it’s front, back or just shake it. Available on Installer or the iFartz website. Now where are the crackers for the cheese?