Xplora 1.8 Is Now Available, Enjoy!

January 8, 2009
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The man known only as ne0h has dropped a new update for Xplora, which is a PSP file management utility and a clutch download for those in the know. The new version allows for easy sorting of homebrew on the Memory Stick. Enjoy the fully functional text editor and the expanded support for Vorbis audio.

* Now at startup the CPU clock is setted to 222Mhz ( 333 is no longer needed )
* Improved the “Zip manager” that have some bugs in the previous release
* Added automatic management in the messagebox
* Added new GUI elements to the main windows manager
* Added…

PSP Pandora Deluxe v3.1 Drops As The Sun Rises

January 8, 2009
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Fans of the application PSP Pandora Deluxe will be happy to know that its developer, DJB, has just released a new update. The program prepares the PSP Memory Stick to be used with the Pandora Battery. It doesn’t change your battery to Pandora, but it does copy programs to the Memory Stick. You can make the change manually.

What’s New:
Cleaned up the app a little bit, added a Status screen, and updated Hold+ to 3.5.

Requirements:
- A PC with Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista and .NET Framework v2.0.
- A PSP with USB Cable and 1.50 or 3.xx/4.xx/5.xx M33 Custom Firmware Installed.
(This is needed for creating…

LightMP3 v2.0.0 RC1 Music Player Gets Even More Excellent

January 8, 2009
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Fans of the popular homebrew application LightMP3 by underground code warrior Sakya will appreciate his latest effort: a much-awaited update to the software that adds some fresh new details, energy-saving features, and better file support.

Music freaks from the homebrew gangland will love the across-the-board support for MP3, ATRAC3, FLAC, and OOGG Vorbis formats. Broad power-saving functionality gets the battery life to about nine hours with the screen at its dimmest setting, and up to 11 hours with the screen off.

Some other fresh updates to the functionality include a better sort function in the Media Library, expanded support for filenames with…

Bullet Physics 2.70 Makes Projectile Science Available To Homebrewers

January 8, 2009
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Put down that kitschy lager you’ve been sipping on all night while trying to figure out what to do next with your amazing life and check out Bullet Physics 2.70. Authored by the mysterious Erwin Coumans, the latest drop of this tasty homebrew development package is a fully open source physics engine that’s got spinal code for both soft and rigid body dynamics as well as three-dimensional collision detection.

So far, the libraries have only been tried out on the PSP Slim. Included in the available download are few demos for you to peruse. Don’t lose too much sleep over this,…

FreeCheat Homebrew Plugin Gets The Lowdown On System Info

January 8, 2009
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Check out the homebrew FreeCheat plugin that can get a perspective on memory addresses, peep text, look at graphics, and sniff out things in the hardware that are otherwise off-limits. This is also a handy utility for creating memory dumps. You can use FreeCheat with CWCheat’s database files to maximize your geeky pleasure.

This is a handy utility all around to manage on-the-go file transfers, handle PSP to PC connections, and sort through media clips. Props to Flarejune for the coding, and we’ll look forward to updates as they drop.

Download PSP Homebrew - FreeCheat 1.0.12.18 EN

MyWindows Homebrew Shell Beta Test Is Worth A Try

January 8, 2009
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The pet PSP shell project, MyWindows, is now in a functional beta-test phase, and it’s ready for installation on your handheld. It’s fun to play around with shell applications, because a lot of stuff could get the jump off from here. LordVisaris is the author of this exceptional piece of code, so mad props, and let’s wait on our haunches to see more of the same from this prolific coder.

The install’s pretty straightforward

o Unzip at the root of your MS and go into the menu xmb game to start: Last day MyWindow
o This program installs drivers in the flash1, even…

Lumines Supernova Continues To Entertain Puzzleheads On The PS3

January 8, 2009
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Check out the newest addition to the Lumines series if you’re a fan of the tune-based brain-cruncher for the PSP. This time, it’s on the PS3, it looks great, and its audio is simply terrific.

Gameplay, as with the other titles in the series, is straightforward: mash four or more blocks of the same color together and they’ll disappear. Everything is synchronized with the background music. Stay alive and keep playing, and you’ll discover why you love to waste time making shapes disappear.

There’s a couple of modes available for your puzzle-loving pleasure. There’s also an awesome Sequencer mode built into the…

Mojocafe Offers Widgets For PSP Websurfers

January 7, 2009
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A third-party website is joining the effort to promote mobile media content on the PSP. Mojocafe, found at http://www.mojocafe.net, lets users register with an e-mail address and then access a few online widgets for the PSP. Current applications include calendars, news feed, video feed, weather updates, and city-related visual and text-based information.

The website is now geared towards the PSP browser, from which on-the-go surfers can access the website and key in their PIN. This could get exciting in the next couple of months, with new applications and features being added as the user base expands. We’ll keep an ear to…