It was only yesterday when homebrew developers nervegas, dshadow, and the rest of their team released a new build for the groundbreaking iPhone program NES.app. In case this is the first time you heard about this application, take note that it is capable of emulating ROM dumps on Apple's newest mobile phone.

The program is currently on version 0.47 and even though only little improvements were added to NES.app this time, we have to say that they are quite important. Some of which include framerate skip reduction as well improved compiling. Here's the complete changelog:

* 0.42:
o [nervegas] Restored fast scroll list / bold font - swiping seems better
o [nervegas] Fixed compiler warnings
o [nervegas] Added notification icons for direction, b, a
* 0.43: [nervegas] Added suspend support (and preference)
* 0.44: [nervegas] Fixed suspend support while running games
* 0.45: [nervegas] Write preferences to /var/root/Library/Preferences
o [nervegas] Corrected Save-State issues with many (many) games
* 0.46: [nervegas] Corrected more save-state issues
* 0.47: [nervegas] Included patch for -O7 optimized compiling: WAY FASTER. Turn frameskip down to 2 for full speed at mario 3, punchout