P-Sprint for Lua
Arwin has finally ported his revolutionary P-Sprint keyboard interface to the Lua programming language. P-Sprint has been incorporated into several PSP applications in the past such as PSP-PDA and Peldet and it is the preferred text entry method for many PSP users and programmers
Homebrew developer Total_Noob is back on the scene to release his latest app, Extended OSK, a handy plugin, which as the name suggest, extends the on screen keyboard functionality of your homebrew-enabled PSP
F.O.S.K. Fast On-Screen Keyboard
A homebrew developer named mrn has updated his really great on-screen keyboard for the PSP to version 0.24. F.O.S.K. is a Fast On-Screen Keyboard-based text editor, requiring only two keystrokes to enter any character
Virtual Keyboard for PSP (Dvorak Layout)
Homebrew coder Zx-81 just came up with a new application that proves to be useful to all PSP owners who use their handhelds for surfing the internet.
Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the new Virtual Keyboard for PSP! Zx also manged to simplify the application further by using the Dvorak layout
PSP Browser Javascript Keyboard
PSP Homebrew developer Deerwings has posted his first app down at our forums: the PSP Browser Javascript Keyboard.
The app was written (and probably inspired) with Danzeff's Keyboard in mind, only Deerwing's app was designed specifically to be able to input text in a web browser
Homebrew Keypad for PlayStation Portable
Homebrew developer Art dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and is calling for support for his hardware project for the PSP known as Homebrew Keypad for PlayStation Portable v1
Project 3D Text / PSPGL
Arwin is back in the saddle again! If you don't remember who he is, he is the guy responsible for the P-Sprint for the PSP which is a keyboard emulator for the PSP. This app has been very useful and has been utilized by darkshadow 88 in his app, the PSPSchedule
Homebrew: Poison's Keyboard
PSP homebrew developer Poison_xtreamlua dropped by the QJ.Net Forums earlier to announce the release of his very own keyboard application. Poison explains that this C/C++-coded homebrew was created out of necessity, as Danzeff's OSK wouldn't work on his homebrews