School's back, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy your PSP anymore. Developer zx-81 has got a PSP app treat for you in the form of PSPXTI: A TI-92 Calculator emulator v1.2.4. Find out what else is new after the jump.






Download: PSPXTI v1.2.4 fw15
Download: PSPXTI v1.2.4 (source)
Download: PSPXTI v1.2.4 fw4x
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Over on Acidmods, l0rdnic0 has released a spiffy new modification for the PSP that enables the user to input text and numbers on the PSP using an Xbox 360 chatpad. Find a video of the mod in action after the jump!

Last week saw the return of many homebrew developers to the scene. This week shows us something similar, as well as a good serving of new homebrew apps, games, and emulators to satisfy any PlayStation Portable owner to the fullest. Find out what the latest updates are in the PSP homebrew community by reading this week's issue of the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior.

The source code for the virtual keyboard app released by danzel has been a literal boon to the homebrew community. Several homebrew devs have benefited from it by incorporating Danzeff OSK into their own programs. Coder Sakya recently released an updated version of the original, adding support for devs who use OSLib functions. Find out more in our full article.

Download: Danzeff + OSLib
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You don't have to look like a tourist with a large map in hand. With homebrew developer Royale's PSP-Maps, you can view Google Maps from your Sony Playstation Portable. After getting a Windows version for the previous build, what does version 0.8 bring us? Danzeff keyboard support, among others, that's what! More details after the jump.

Download: PSP-Maps v0.8

Homebrew developer Phosphorous just updated his homebrew application, The Good Bookr for the Sony PlayStation Portable, to add a very convenient search feature for all your Bible reading needs. Check out the full article for more details.


Download: The Good Bookr v1.1

Homebrew Developer Mistabeen has put forward a proof of concept design for a new text input program for the PSP. The proposal was made to suggest a faster way to input text than the popular app, Danzeff's keyboard. Mistabeen calls the design the CuTy Keyboard and shared it in hopes that a C programmer would find a way to work it out in the script. Check out his proof of concept design in the full article.

Visit: CuTy Keyboard Forum Thread

Although Poison_xtreamlua said that the previous version of the Danzeff's-OSK-alternative keyboard app was the last version of the homebrew, v4 was released to fix a bug and optimize the code. To top it off, now you can move the keyboard by pressing L.

Download: Poison's Keyboard v4.0

Developer Zion and his team has been in and out of the PSP homebrew scene for the last few months, but he's now back and working on several projects for the PSP homebrew community. His latest release is a nifty on screen keyboard application called Zion OSK v1.1 Beta.

The full article awaits after the jump!

Download: Zion OSK v1.1 Beta

PSP Homebrew developer Deerwings has posted his first app down at our forums: the PSP Browser JavaScript Keyboard. The app was written with Danzeff's Keyboard in mind, only Deerwing's app was designed specifically to be able to input text in a web browser.

Currently you can't access the keyboard while browsing through a page because the author wasn't able to replace the original OSK with the app yet. Deerwings describes his app this way:

This is a Javascript PSP keyboard that works for your web browser. [...] This javascript keyboard is basically an html page that you load with your browser, and then set as your homepage or load as a favorite as you like, in order to open up webpages more quickly and less frustratingly.

Here's the developer's notes:

• Built-In Google Search button - Allows you to enter plain text into the field and automatically submit to Google. Get your results even faster!
• Built-In Google Proxy - Allows you to use Google's Small Device proxy. Breaks up pages to fit on cellphones and other small devices. Getting out of memory errors? This may help!
• Full QWERTY Keyboard - Includes commonly used symbols as well as letters and numbers, and a keypad for direct IP address entry.
• To install this, all you have to do is unzip it to your root MSO:/ , (Or wherever you like) and then open your browser and navigate to file:/kb.html (Or wherever you put it).

Users are encouraged to read the help file included in the bundle. If you have any questions or wish to discuss the app, follow the link to our forums below.

Download: PSP Browser Javascript Keyboard
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That sure was fast. Heads up from Deerwings who has released v1.1 of PSP Browser Javascript Keyboard. Here are the additions to the app:

• [It] now it has the ability to open pages in the current tab the keyboard is in, or work with the other two tabs without closing the keyboard tab as well
• You can switch between tabs with Square + LTrig

Download: PSP Browser Javascript Keyboard v1.1
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