Windows Vista XMB 2.0
We've already seen Vista-based themes before, but this one looks quite good and comes from new developer itsaspoon from our forums. QJ Forum members have been eagerly awaiting the release of this XMB theme ever since itsaspoon first posted a few teaser images few days ago
PSPalm
It feels like the French homebrew scene is coming on its own as we get more and more releases from that side of the globe. Just like today, homebrew coders Fleyc and Chedal updated their cool application for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) known as PSPalm and several important things have been added to it
BMD XMB Theme
This XMB theme set is reportedly the author's 3rd work, and features some easy-to-spot black icons. But while they're visually appealing, we have to ask - what's with the Stan marsh icon (on the right)? This release currently has a completed set of topmenus and submenus
Xbox 360 XMB Theme
As its name and the image imply, this XMB Theme is based on the Xbox 360's interface. Aside from tweaking the visual aspect to the theme (icons, volume bar, font), The Random has also added in appropriate audio cues to make the theme all the more convincing. Take note that this XMB theme is compatible with custom firmwares 3.30 and 3.40 only
Mac blueberry theme
If the screenshot didn't give it away, djaart's XMB Mac blueberry theme V1 is on the setting once can see on Apple Mac computers. Icons were done Amitsaraf32, with the photo and game loading icons based on the Ultimate Black XMB Theme
PSPalm
Homebrew developer Fleyc, with the assistance of friend Chedal, just updated his pet application PSPalm bringing it up to version 1.1 Alpha. Those who missed our last coverage on this should know that the program is actually a Palm OS theme coded in Lua to be run on our Playstation Portable.
Just like the last version, PSPalm v1
PSPalm
QJ.NET has a good news and a bad news for all of you users of homebrew application PSPalm. Well, it has been said that we should learn to take the good with the bad so here goes: the good news is that a new build of PSPalm was released by French coder Fleyc. The bad news is that this is going to be the last version
PSP Official Theme File Splitter
Homebrew developer FreePlay just found a couple of interesting things about the official theme files released by Sony for PlayStation Portable FW 3.70. Over at QJ.NET PSP Development Forum, the coder announced that he was able to split them into their various sections and learned that they are not encrypted
Windows Vista Lua
You can now enjoy the Windows Vista theme on your Sony PlayStation Portable much better with the release of homebrew developer pspman16's Windows Vista Lua version 2. Akin to its previous build, this homebrew application still allows you to browse files and run both Lua apps and games, but it is now possible to do so by using icons on your desktop
