0.3 -> 0.4
- Long overdue update. Congrats to all the PSP-3000 users who can finally use homebrew!
- Updated all the data with the latest available, so it now detects TA-088 v1/v2/v3, TA-090 v1 (final version of Slim) and TA-090 v2 (first version of PSP-3000 or "Brite")
- Due to a lack of info, TA-088 v1 and v2 are indistinguishable and will appear as such on the app.
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