Here's an interesting bit of news for our resident PSP homebrew developers. Coder Dark_Moon passed by the QJ.NET forums earlier to announce the release of the source codes for PSP Protection Password (the latest release being version 0.3).
This application, in case you're asking, enables you to limit access to your PSP by requesting for a password upon bootup. Perfect for protecting your precious files against the prying eyes of siblings and nosy parents.
Dark_Moon states that the floor's now open to all devs who want to experiment with the app and see if they can create their own interesting customizations. the developer further notes being very busy with studies, and with working on a new app - don't expect that to get posted for the moment, though. The download is available here, though we also suggest that readers visit Dark_Moon's thread over at the QJ.NET PSP Development forum for further discussions.
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