PSP homebrew dev XMBDebug has released a new version of his PSPrx Launcher app. This app is for those who can't wait until the plugin-capable ChickHEN R3 launches. It basically lets you launch plugins under ChickHEN.


Download: PSPrx Launcher v2.2

And there we have it, folks: your trusty GameBoy Advance emulator can now be run on the PSP-3000! With the Netfront Internet Browser getting ChickHEN compatibility support just the other day, we now have gpSP getting similar treatment!

Download: gpSP mod 5.03 HEN

With ChickHEN finally enabling homebrew for PSP-3000s, some of the more prominent homebrew projects out there are now stepping up with some compatibility updates. And because we all love unlocking some RAM while we browse on our PSPs, Team P86 has released the latest beta version for Netfront Internet Browser, with HEN support, password protection, and improved stability, among others.

Download: Netfront Internet Browser Beta 4
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forums

alex_e comes up with another update for Flash Spacer, the handy app that removes certain files from your flash 0 and backs them up. The app also uninstalls the location free player, the dic folder, and the camera feature in the XMB, saving you 3mb in the process. Other features and the changelog coming after the jump.


Download: Flash Spacer v3
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

Team P86 has released the latest beta version of their "gateway to a faster PSP web browsing experience" homebrew app. Netfront Internet Browser Beta 3 further improves the already speedy app by increasing the Slim's loading capabilities by 200%.

Download: Netfront Internet Browser Beta 3
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forums

This mod comes from Ardatan. It's a mod of JK108's Ultimate PSPTube mod, which is, in turn, a mod of SofiyaCat's PSPTube. Ardatan's mod is based off of JK108's v2.0, and this one makes Ultimate PSPTube load faster by allocating/unlocking more memory for it - sort of like what the Netfront Internet Browser does.

Download: Ultimate PSPTube v2.0
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forums

And the beta run continues... Team P86 has released an updated version of their Netfront Internet Browser. The homebrew browser mod which allows you to unlock the PSP's memory useage restrictions gets some fixes and improvements.

Download: Netfront Interner Browser (HighMemoryMod Beta 2)
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forums

If you use the PSP's Internet browser a lot, you must have come across certain limitations. This homebrew browser mod allows you to curtail that restriction. Netfront Internet Browser from Team P86 allows you to free up a huge chunk of your PSP's memory to have an easier time browsing.

Download: Netfront Internet Browser (beta)
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forum

PSP Homebrew coder Mr305 dropped by the QJ.Net Forums earlier to announce the release of WIFI Power Saver Plugin v1. According to the author, this homebrew plugin is a quick and easy way to turn off the PSP's WiFi function via a simple button-press.

This was designed to help PSP owners using their unit's web browser to make the most out of their PSP's battery life by turning off unneeded systems. This first release has been reported to work on 3.40 OE-A, and does not appear to conflict with other plugins.

As Mr305 states, "In the NetFront Web Browser, in case you haven't noticed this, even with WLAN Power Save on, the PSP remains connected to Access Point even after page is fully loaded, which greatly draws the battery power." To turn off your WiFi, press Down + Square. Clicking on site links and searching will reactivate your WiFi connection.

Installation instructions should be available at Mr305's release thread over at the QJ.Net Forums - head on over in case you need other related details. Enjoy the download!

Download: WIFI Power Saver Plugin v1
Visit: QJ's PSP Development Forum

Well this is an interesting application, if only for the possible extensions you might happen to get it to work with. We found this little application for sale on a Japanese website, and it's suppose to let you watch TV on your Pocket PCs, regardless of where you happen to be in the world.

The app, called Netfront LocationFree Player, says (in mechanized English translation) that it allows "you connect to the based station by way of LAN or Luther, to enjoy television program and the program etc. which was videotaped in the DVD recorder." The player sells for ¥ 1,980 (US$ 16) though, so it's not for everyone.

While that might be great for the Pocket PC or other PDA, we're actually thinking of how this could best be manipulated or expanded on. Some of us were imagining what it would be like if someone found a way to get this to work on the PSP. Of course, we do have Winnydows' Xvid4PSP application for that bit of video playing, but an app that lets you watch stuff automatically on the PSP around the world is also very cool.

Now, does anyone want to help us translate it more accurately?