Takes advantage of the two screens for the keyboard. Very cool.

• Using VOIP to make house calls:

As any smart phone should do, you need to be able to call people on their telephones! Here is a guy who has created a working hack for the DS. As of now there is no easy solution for calling people using your DS so you may have to wait a bit. Here’s a video example though of how far along DS telephony service is coming along!

• Now you know that the DS can obviously play DS games, even Gameboy Advance games. But did you know it can play your favorite early PC games as well? Now you can play your favorite King’s Quest game while on the bus, or when you should be working, or in the car (just not while driving, please). Here’s a list of compatible games.

How about Super Nintendo games as well? How about Wolfenstein 3d? Or perhaps the Oregon Trail? Or freakin’ DOOM!?

• One of the most important features of a smart phone is serving as an organizer. Here is a way to transform your DS into an organizer, a snippet from the wiki:

DSOrganize is meant as a homebrew organizer application for the Nintendo DS that should have come built in in the first place. It is currently capable of storing daily and hourly memos, addresses, todo lists and simple scribbles. It also includes a full file browser and calculator. The file browser is capable of displaying images and playing back many audio formats as well as launching homebrew and viewing/editing text and html. Internet capabilities of DSOrganize include an IRC client, an online homebrew database, streaming audio support, and a rudimentary web browser.

There’s certainly a ton of stuff to do with the DS to keep you busy for ages. We’re excited to see what people will come up with next! Happy hacking!

PS: For those of you who have been emailing us with problems with your DS signal being weak, try reverse engineering our Xbox 360 WiFi hack and mounting it on your router. Hope this helps!