I’m glad to announce the recent updates of most of my software for the iPhone OS:

SBSchedule allows you to make profiles according to SBSettings toggles and activate them at given times or on the fly (via a configurable shortcut). With the latest update you can also set your device’s backlight as well as the different toggles. With SBSchedule you can auto-mute your phone at nights, disable battery hogging features like push mail/notifications at given times or set your screen brightness according to time of day.

SpringSorter allows you to sort your SpringBoard icons according to how much you use the different apps. It studies how much you use them and allows you to configure which springboard pages to sort, which to protect, and if to sort the icons globally or per page. The new update fixes the holes which were caused by using libhide, fixes the support for 3.1 spotlight and improves performance. It can even lock SpringBoard icons in order to prevent accidental movement.

SnapTap allows you to take pictures and videos using the device’s volume buttons or using the wired headset buttons (works with the builtin camera app, but with many appstore ones as well). The latest updates add a settings pane, optional to mute the shutter sound and fixes compatibility with 3rd party jailbreak apps such as Snappy and Volume Button Extender.

I’ve also released a few new SBSettings toggles which add new functionality or rewritten existing ones:

Ringer/Silent replaces the ringer switch functionality, and allows you to put your device to silent mode from anywhere. Works great also if you have a defective ringer switch or if you want to set your device to auto go to silent at different times with SBSchedule (like at night times).

Push Notifications allows you to set your device’s push notification to on/off at ease. Rewritten from scratch, works the same way that settings.app does and does not mess with any daemons.

Push Mail allows you to set your device’s push mail to on/off at ease. Rewritten from scratch, works the same way that settings.app does.

Also don’t forget some my other apps:

MultiExchange allows you to easily add multiple Exchange accounts on your device.

SMS Helper allows you to keep track of the message length and how many SMS you send per month.

TimeKeeper allows you to figure out how much the current displayed app is being used (via a configurable shortcut).

VoiceMailBlock allows you to temporary disable the call to VoiceMail functionality via the MobilePhone app (also has an SBSettings toggle).

PushSoundBlock allows you to temporary mute all the apps push notification sounds (also has an SBSettings toggle).

SpringLocker allows you to temporary lock your SpringBoard icons in order to prevent accidental movement (also has an SBSettings toggle).

OpenHebrew2 & OpenHebrew3 an quality, free implmentation of hebrew and RTL support for iPhoneOS 2 and 3.