The TVersity team have announced that their media server app is now at version 1.0 RC1. While a changelog isn't available yet, the developers did note some of the features that come packed with this new release. You can view them over in the full article.

Download: TVersity 1.0 RC1

Developer cooleyes is announcing the release of PMPlayer Advance build 20080608. Among other updates, this new build will address some issues that were found with the recent addition of MP4 compatibility.


Download: PMPlayer Advance build 20080608 (fw 1.00)
Download: PMPlayer Advance build 20080608 (fw 1.50)
Download: PMPlayer Advance build 20080608 (fw 3.xx)

If you don't want to bother going through the inconvenient process of sync-ing your iPhone or iPod before you can enjoy any of your favorite tunes, Orb Networks has just the thing for you. The OrbLive iPhone application allows users to enjoy video content in any format - downloaded BitTorrent files, TiVo-to-Go files, DivX, Mov, MP4, even live video and TV streams - on their preferred Apple gadget. For more details on this neat app, check out our full article.

If you have been taking tabs of the work of developer Cooleyes on the homebrew media application PMPlayer Advance, you would know that it can play PMP videos which runs only on 66mhz therefore conserving your Sony PlayStation Portable's battery. Today, dev Cooleyes upgraded PMPlayer Advance to build 20080512. Check the improvements over at the full article.

Download: PMPlayer Advance build 20080512 - 3.xx CFW
Download: PMPlayer Advance build 20080512 - 1.5 CFW

Developer Nick Swardh has released a new build for his PC-based PSP Video Converter application (PSPVC). The homebrew application's version 2.6 will be carrying a couple of important bug fixes. Further details on what it can now do are available in the full article.


Download: PSP Video Converter (PSPVC) ver 2.6
Download: .NET Framework 3.0

Today's the day that we bring you the announcement of Winnydows. The developer has just announced the release of the latest version of the homebrew video converter - XviD4PSP v5.032 full public version.

This latest version is loaded with changes which helps improve the application's efficiency. Details on the homebrew, as well as an important update, in the full article.



Download: XviD4PSP 5.032 full public version

Those who liked the PC homebrew application PSP Auto Transfer from Dr4iNLiF3, you will be glad to know that the coder has released a new build that brings the program up to version 2. Aside from other things, this increases the compatibility of the application. The full details await after the jump!


Download: PSP Auto Transfer v2
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

When you transfer files around on your PSP, don't you sometimes wish that you could skip the folders altogether? With Dr4iNLiF3's homebrew application, now you can. In fact, the developer has just thrown some new stuff into this file transfer program today.

More details on this homebrew program await you after the jump.




Download: PSP Auto Transfer
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

One of the proudest moments for creators is when they can finally say "Everything is up and running!" Well, homebrew developer borgqueenx has said exactly that with regards to the P-SPot PSP portal.

Feel free to check out the list of new features that borgqueenx has made available since the last time we covered the portal - it's in the full article, after the jump.

The MacWorld Expo 2008 got us - and maybe most everyone else - into an Apple groove. The Manila envelope-sized MacBook Air sure made our trusty PowerBook feel a bit envious and unloved (yes, our gadgets here in the QJ.NET blogging labs have feelings too), so we decided to revisit a couple of our other gadgets. Not least of all is the Headplay, of course. Hitting two birds with one stone, we weren't just able to dish out a review of the head-mounted display, but we also managed to squeeze out some time to catch some movies too! Pass the popcorn, please!


Originally posted on January 24, 2008 at 12:44 AM.