Dark_Moon has released a quick update for the public beta of PSPcw. In case you missed the first release of this homebrew app, PSPcw allows you use your PlayStation Portable to write a document and save it to your memory stick.
This update bumps the public beta of PSPcw up to version 2 and finally allows users to erase a character. Changes included in this version are the following:
* Cpu will be putted on 111 mhz.
* PSPcw read a file for write your document on the root that you want.
* Now, you can erase a character
If you want to help Dark_Moon tweak PSPcw further, discuss PSPcw on the QJ.NET PSP Development forums. The same goes for bug reports and other suggestions.
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