We've entered into a new month, and you know what that means for our weekly feature articles. That's right, it's time to get zipped! And just to recap, this month marks a rather special one because we've branched out beyond the PSP handheld, and has, for the first time, done both QuickGuide and How-To issues for the iPhone. Just do note, too, that this won't be the last either.

Download: QJ QGuide April
Download: QJ How-To April

Part How-to and part QuickGuide, this feature will get you moving and introduce you to the world of homebrew emulators for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Today, we're going to take some time to look into one of the homebrew scene's valued coders to date, as well as compile for you the varied line of homebrew emulators that can be run on the iPhone OS.

Jailbreaking, in the iPhone context, is the process of opening your iPhone up to allow it to run non-Apple-approved homebrew applications. If you're familiar with the PSP homebrew scene, think of it as installing custom firmware. If you're eager to get into the iPhone homebrew scene, check out our tutorial on jailbreaking iPhone 3Gs after the jump!