Still trying to get your money's worth out of that USB microphone, eh? Well, enter Art. He's updated his Audio Mechanica digital audio recorder application to v8b, which builds on the v8 release from the other day (the one which added Talkman USB mic support). Changes in the full article.

Download: Audio Mechanica v8b
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A new build is out for dridri85's homebrewed C-programmed Graphics Engine library. LibGE is now at v0.3 and carries several changes that improves performance from the last release. Full details after the jump.


Download: LibGE v0.3

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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Developer Mr_Shizzy has rolled out a new build of the XMBeditor application for the Sony PSP. Among other changes, it now carries compatibility for units running on CFW 4.01 M33. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article

Download: XMBeditor v.3

Do you like pimping out your images and text? Then this is the PlayStation Portable homebrew application for you, seanpaul223's Pimp My Name. It's now on R4 and it now packs a more flexible screenshot option, among other things. Check it out in the full article.

Download: Pimp My Name R4
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Homebrew developer PspZorba dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development forum and informed us that the latest build of PSPlorer v1.4 can now be downloaded from the homebrew app's mother site. The newest includes several functions that are very useful for the more advanced user. You can read about all the changes since our previous coverage of PSPlorer in our full article.

Download: PSPlorer v1.4
Download: PSPlorer v1.4 source

With the previous build of Get!T, files can be downloaded from your Sony PlayStation Portable via an On-Screen-Keyboard interface. Today, its developers Team Chilt is putting more optimizations with version 0.1.1 - adding a slower keyboard among other changes. More details after the jump.

Download: Get!T v0.1.1
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If you need a light homebrew application for the Sony PlayStation Portable which allows you to download and unzip files, Maxy_PSP's Get!T may be worth a shot. It's functional, and will soon get new features. Find its debut release at the full article.

Download: Get!T v0.1
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