The Internet Time Machine

Ever wanted to see what a website used to be like way back when? Well now you can with the Wayback Machine! Just type in the website address and it will give you a selection of time periods to choose from. Click on one of the them and you're traveling back in time! I also found that there are some downloads stored in the archives. It may not be too useful but it's pretty cool!

Here's a picture of Google in 1998:












Check it out here:
http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

Quake 2 for Nintendo DS

This is a video of Quake2DS prerelease 1. It requires that you have a slot-2 card with RAM. For more information and to download go to the official site:
http://quake.drunkencoders.com/index_q2.html

Thanks to the creator, Simon Hall, for this awesome port!

Skype on PSP

This is a demonstration of Skype on the PSP Slim. It was included in the PSP 3.90 firmware update. This only works on the PSP slim and not the old PSP because of RAM issues.

For more information on what's free and what's not visit:

http://www.skype.com/intl/en/prices/

LocationFree on PSP

This is a demonstration of the Sony LocationFree LF-PK1 TV playback on a PSP Slim. The LocationFree is plugged directly into a cable outlet. I got this one on eBay for about $45 including shipping. If your interested in getting one then you can get it on eBay for about $45 to $55 or if your lucky, less than $45.

PSP Slim Demonstration

This is a demonstration of the Silver Ice PSP Slim Daxter Pack.

Pocket Physics - Homebrew Physics Simulator for NDS

This is a homebrew physics simulator for DS called Pocket Physics. I'm using it on the r4ds. Go to
http://tobw.net/index.php?cat_id=3&pr... for more info and to download.

Archos 504 Demonstration

A demonstration of the 40gb Archos 504. Video playback, audio playback, and TV output.