One of the neatest WiFi homebrew apps for your PSP has always been the TedZero Browser. It's been a wonderful experience watching this program develop over the months into a great application that will allow you to transfer files from your PC to your PSP wirelessly. Our own TedZero has updated this great homebrew application to version 2.5 adding mouse movement via the analog nub, as well as a few small changes and fixes.
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