Here's another trophy list for all of the Trophy-hungry PlayStation 3 owners out there. This time it's for Midnight Club: Los Angeles (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360), the fourth title in Rockstar Games' Midnight Club racing series.

Japanese homebrew applications developer, Infantile Paralysiser, has recently updated one of his creations for the Nintendo DS - Image Viewer. Now on version 0.5 beta 2, this app has the ability of transforming your cutesy DS into a virtual photo album, complete with a slide show feature that will surely bring out the camera whore in you.

The last time we talked about this app, there were a handful of changes brought to it. Of course, the dev just wants the best for his application. Anyhow, here is what's new in this version.

• Update of EZ4 driver
• Update of DSLink driver
• Verifying with disk entry, when it has failed, it writes in for the second time.
• Verification of the expansion storage size acquisition cord/code of EZ4LiteDeluxe

Too bad that the readme that comes with the download is in Japanese. But hey, if someone out there could read and speak Japanese, feel free to share to us and the other readers what the readme says. Have fun!

Download: [Image Viewer Ver 0.5beta2]

Do you want to make Paris Hilton say "That's Hot!" in envy? Then put some bling into your bare walls. Here's how:

First gather your materials. You need some of your favorite photographs (nothing says bling more than your own pictures), CD Jewel Cases, cardboard, scissors, ruler, tape and some velcro.

Next, take out the paper insert. You're going to use this as a template for the cardboard.

Once you've done that, cut your cardboard pieces to size same with your photographs. It should measure 5 3/8x4 5/8 to snugly fit into the back of the jewel cases. Attach them together with double-sided tape.

Put it inside the jewel cases. Making sure that your photos are facing out. Stick a piece of the velcro on the back of the case and the other to the wall.

Voila! A photo album and wall decor all in one. The best thing about it is that you can change your photographs anytime you want. And since you didn't bore a hole through your wall, you can move the frames around to make for a new design.