Cydia creator Jay Freeman, also known as Saurik, recently responded to a Reddit thread in which he was asked to list the tweaks and themes he has installed on his iPhone. Freeman responded to the thread entitled "[Request] A list of Saurik’s tweaks and themes he currently has installed!" shortly after it was published by not only listing his installed tweaks, but answering a few questions as well.

First off, the packages he has installed:

CEO and president Satoru Iwata, confirmed at an investor briefing today that Nintendo plans to start embracing smartphone and tablet devices later this year. The company will not release existing games for smartphones as some had hoped, but instead, it will launch "service" apps to “make connections with customers."

The company is not ruling out using its existing characters or creating some kind of games, but the apps will primarily be used to introduce customers to Nintendo products. Iwata also said the company will not abandoned the hardware business, but hopes embracing smart devices will "attract consumer attention" to the Nintendo platform. The apps will also support the Wii U's Nintendo Network ID (NNID) log-in system, which was recently introduced to the 3DS portable console.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn saw a golden opportunity on Tuesday morning after Apple shares fell nearly 8% in after hours trading on Monday, and bought another $500 million worth of Apple stock. He announced to the Twitter world, "Just bought $500 mln more $AAPL shares. My buying seems to be going neck-and-neck with Apple's buyback program, but hope they win that race."

This comes just a week after he purchased $1 billion worth of Apple. His total holdings in the tech giant now approach $4 billion. Icahn has voiced his displeasure with Apple in recent weeks, urging the company to use its enormous cash reserves

Google's Chrome Apps have been available for desktop systems running Chrome OS and Windows for some time now, and they just became available for Mac users early last December. Google is now bringing Chrome Apps to both Android and iOS via Apache's Cordova platform, which is a set of APIs (application programming interface) that allow mobile app developers to access native device functions (such as a camera or accelerometer) with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Google today released a preview of a toolchain for developers. This tool will allow developers to wrap their Chrome apps in a native shell and submit them to Apple's App Store and Google Play. In addition to a multitude of APIs available in Cordova,

Moshi has released the SenseCover for the iPhone 5 and 5s. The new case offers full front and backside protection for your iPhone, while allowing you to use your device without having to open the cover. The SenseCover features a preview window like the Samsung Galaxy S 4 Flip Cover, and a touch strip that allows you to answer calls and swipe away alarms. The preview window not only allows you to use your phone without the fear of shattering your display, but it also delivers privacy from prying eyes.

The SenseCover includes a polycarbonate hardshell and leatherette front cover to protect your iPhone from bumps and falls. It also features a magnetic clasp to keep the cover secure, and accessibility to all your buttons and camera.