A new version is out for Adhoc Messenger from FaT3oYCG. Adhoc Messenger is a homebrew program that allows you to send and receive messages between PSP units via an Adhoc connection. Now on version 2.0, the program now has several new features.
You can check out the previous release of the homebrew for a video of the program in action. Although the won't include the new features, at least you'll get a fair idea of what the program does in case you missed the previous release.
Users are advised to browse through the readme before installing the program. Here is the changelog for Adhoc Messenger v2.0:
* Changed colours
* Added session name entry screen
* Added main menu
* Added more options in adhoc mode
* Added an in adhoc mode messaging menu
* Message box scrolling
* Save message history
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