Archive for September, 2007

Team M33 have updated their PSAR Dumper for PSP. This is a recode of psardumper for 2.XX & 3.XX kernels. If you are ina cfw of the fat psp, be sure to put it in GAME3XX or in GAME if you have it configured for 3.XX kernel. Support for 3.7X decryption has also been added. The instructions are same as … Read more

Freeplay posted a more or less interesting “checkup” of the recently released PSP Firmware Version 3.71. But read more… Well, like I did way back with 2.80/2.81 and 3.30, I’ve dug through all the module files in firmware 3.71 to see what I could find. Here’s what I’ve found hidden in 3.71 so far. Take away from this whatever you … Read more

Books.app is a simple eBook reader for the iPhone. It reads HTML and text files stored in your Media/EBooks folder, and is smart enough to enter subdirectories, if, for instance, you’ve broken a book down by chapters. Changes: Faster loading of files, and long files shouldn’t kill the program anymore. View images from the file browser! Only JPG or PNG … Read more

Just a fast reminder to let you know that the currenct PDRoms Coding Competition runs till this Sunday. There is still one full weekend left to create something, so keep on coding. So far three entries arrived, the chance of grabbing a nice prize is highly given considering the low amount of entries yet.

Rearrange your SpringBoard from your iPhone. This application allows you to rearrange the icons on your springboard without having to connect to your mac (or pc) and load up iFuntastic (or similar programs).

iFlickr is a native application for iPhone’s to access and use the service “Flickr”.

twenty08 has officially released it’s first iPhone Application! We feel we started things off in a big way with MobileChat, an AIM client for your iPhone. The way we see it, this is the way cupertino intended AIM to be on the iPhone. There’s really not much to say other then go try and and let us know what you … Read more

Tap Tap Revolution: the fast-tapping iPhone music game by natetrue. TTR has an online update feature (under “New Tracks”) where new tracks will be added (by indie artists). You can download and play them over your Wi-fi connection (downloading not recommended over EDGE but it will work). Thanks to http://www.emuholic.com for the news.

DockSwap “swaps” out the Dock Image of your iPhone.

iPowerHour – “Have a Power Hour using your iPhone music library” Plays random 1 minute clips from your music library, changing every minute, for 60 minutes. Shows a running count of “Drinks Down” and “Drinks Left” and Album Art!