PSPIRC
*UPDATE* PSP homebrew developer Zx-81 has released a minor update for PSPIRC, upping the application to version 1.1.1. This version, sporting only a minor update, has a very short changelog:
* Bug fix in the login menu (psp freeze if you enter key while script menu is selected)
There you have it folks
PSPIRC
*UPDATE* PSP homebrew developer Zx-81 has released a minor update for PSPIRC, upping the application to version 1.1.1. This version, sporting only a minor update, has a very short changelog:
* Bug fix in the login menu (psp freeze if you enter key while script menu is selected)
There you have it folks
Looking for an easy way to transfer some of the files on your PlayStation Portable to another PSP? Homebrew developer Minerva has come up with an app called PSP Wi-Fi Adhoc File Transfer that lets PSP users do just that
Road Dog
Homebrew developer Art dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released a new application called Road Dog. The program is currently on version 1 and is actually a WiFi sniffer.
For those not quite familiar with such, Road Dog is kind of similar to califrag's wireless hotspot scanner called warPSP
Road Dog
Homebrew developer Art dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released a new build for Road Dog, bumping it up to version 1c. Those who missed our first coverage on this might want to know that this is actually a WiFi connection sniffer for the PlayStation Portable
Road Dog
PSP Homebrew Developer Art has released a new build for Road Dog, the talking WiFi connection scanner. According to Art, the update "should be a bit smarter." Road Dog v1d has a few fixes and new features.
Here's the changelog for Road Dog v1d:
V1d (XX/12/07):
* Fixed program exit so the HOME button is responsive
Road Dog
If you're always on the road and need an easy way to find out where the good WiFi spots are, you might want to consider Art's Road Dog V1e. In case you missed our previous coverage on the application, it is a WiFi connection sniffer for the PSP which allows users to easily locate hotspots while driving
Road Dog
A couple of days back, we saw Art's video showcasing Road Dog V2, and today, the PlayStation Portable homebrew developer released the said version of Road Dog. The spiffy new version sports a number of additions and bug fixes.
Road Dog is a PSP homebrew application that scans for WiFi hotspots and well, tells you that there's a WiFi hotspot around
Project4 Season's greeting's PSP folks, courtesy of Auraomega. The developer has informed us that Project4's Beta build has been released, and is now ready for installation on your Sony handhelds
One week after the release of Road Dog v2, homebrew coder Art has come out with Road Dog v2c, expanding on the v2 release with a fix and some added functions that should help users make the most out of the homebrew
