UMDumper is the popular UMD dumping software authored by PhonicUK in C. It is the only current dumper for 3.xx kernel that will rip directly to CSOs without requiring any extra steps. It is also the fastest of the dumpers out there due to its use of multithreading and asychronous IO. Supports both fat and slim PSPs.
Changes:
* Automatically correct invalid filenames
* Reworked CSO Support
* CSO Levels 2-9 are back!
* CSO Speed improvements!
* Mp3 Playback while ripping!
Press Square to toggle playback. Simply replace Music.mp3 with the song of your choice. Must be 6MB or less.
* Even more international versions
* Improved memory management
* Misc minor bugfixes
* Fixed crash when starting dump in CSO mode with insufficient free space.
* Improved performance for PSP slim
* Eboot image and music!
Art has udpated his clock/time application Time Baby.
Changes:
– Further saving of RAM to address running out of memory issue for people with plugins enabled.
– Selection between background wallpaper and custom colour is possible when a wallpaper is present.
Bites is an organiser for cooks. The key feature of Bites is the creation of relationships between ingredients used in recipes and ingredients kept in inventory, allowing automatic generation of a shopping list based on planned meals and items that are low in stock.
The todo list includes phone to phone recipe sharing through XML files, and an online recipe book where everyone can share their favourite recipes.
Boom is a spin off of the classic arcade game Missile Command. The object is to defend your base (located in the bottom-center of the screen) from a slew of incoming enemy missiles. Most enemy missiles are fired in random directions and may not hit the playerรขโฌโขs base. Others are equipped with precision targeting systems combined with greater payloads to ensure a direct hit and the destruction of the base.
Implementation of Jython in Android Dalvik Vitual Machine. For Jythonroid 0.3 you can access the shell from the screen now, be patient for it may be little slow,and now it only accept single line input.
AndroidChat is a location aware chat client (and server, but more on that later) for the Android Platform designed to compete in the Android Developers Challenge.
More technically, the project consists of modifications to the inspircd irc daemon to support location-awareness services, and a client for Google’s Android platform which supports location based channel matching.
Probably one of the first things you should do before actually running the client is read the manual.