mIRC-PSP
After translating the official theme creator to German language, homebrew developer Lektor came up with a new mIRC script for the Playstation Portable. Even though this is the first time we're going to cover this, the release has just brought the program up to version 2.0
netlib Instant Messenger
Youresam helped bring WiFi capabilities to homebrew programs written in Lua when he released his development library netlib. A few days later, he put this library to practice with the first standalone IM client for the PSP
Nintendo Voice Chat podcast Ep.8 Episode eight of the Nintendo Voice Chat podcast is now out. In this week's show, Matt Casamassina, Mark Bozon, Craig Harris, and Daemon Hatfield discuss quite a number of games for both the Nintendo Wii and DS.
The games covered in the podcast include Protothea, Castle of Shikigami III, Boom Blox, and Iron Man for the DS
p-twit!
Ever used Twitter.com's microblogging service? If you have, or if you're planning to, then you might be glad to know that you can now send Twitter updates using your PSP.
This is made possible by BadBoy_'s p-twit! application
PMS 1.0 with 3d Wave
We have PMS. PSP Message Service that is. A new version is now available from homebrew developer pront0. If you missed the initial release, PMS is an application that will allow your PSP to send messages via ad-hoc. Not, it's not a cranky program
PMS PSP Message Service
PlayStation Portable homebrew developers pront0 and joshi have released a new homebrew application that allows users to send messages via ad-hoc. It's called PMS (stop snickering), or PSP Message Service and it's currently on its initial release version 0.1
Pro-Messenger
Over at the PspWxp Forums, Qaz released a new messenger portal for people to use. It's called the Pro-Messenger, now on version 1.3, and if it looks like it's got a lot to offer.
It's got 10 games, 12 themes, a User Name Change function, a Display Picture Change function, and a host of useful links
