Gary13579 has released an update to his RSS News Reader for PSP. He has updated his application to handle a few bug fixes, and separate files for each XML feed. Here's what he had to say:
This release covers one bug where it would crash for some odd reason on the modshark XML. I've also re-added the RSS feed for this site.
One last change, I've made it so each XML feed is put into a separate file.
Next I plan on using a ported libcurl by danzel, as this program is currently having problems downloading files 5mb+ in size (MP3s!!).
PSP News Reader v0.1 beta
* Now writes XML feeds to separate locations for each feed (timestamp in filename soon?)
* Updated the URL to my RSS feed
* Fixed a bug where it wouldn't download the modshark feed then crash
Download : PSP News Reader v0.1b
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