Homebrew developer Fleyc, with the assistance of friend Chedal, just updated his pet application PSPalm bringing it up to version 1.1 Alpha. Those who missed our last coverage on this should know that the program is actually a Palm OS theme coded in Lua to be run on our PlayStation Portable.

Just like the last version, PSPalm v1.1 Alpha comes with several useful applications such as Calculator, Clock, Configurations, Games, and even an Explorer for the Memory Stick that allows looking at TXT, HTML, and others. The new additions according to Fleyc include:

• heading helps
• Word (functional, which uses the TwinTail editor, 2005 - ema; with launcher of script lua integrated)
• interface improved
• bugs corrected

The download below includes a Readme file but like we said, the program was created by French developers so you might need to do some translating first.

Download: PSPalm v1.1 Alpha

  

It feels like the French homebrew scene is coming on its own as we get more and more releases from that side of the globe. Just like today, homebrew coders Fleyc and Chedal updated their cool application for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) known as PSPalm and several important things have been added to it.

Before we proceed, take note that PSPalm is basically a Palm OS theme coded in Lua for your PSP units. The interface is in French but it involves several applications such as Games, Calculator, Clock, Power Switch, and System Configuration. Currently in v0.2 Pre-Alpha, the changes for PSPalm are as follows:

• Explorer of the MS (Memory Stick) with possibility of looking at TXT, HTML, etc.
• Two Applications
• One Play
• Improved Interface
• Bugs corrected

The download below contains versions for FW 1.5 as well as custom firmwares SE and OE. We know it's in French but still, take all pre-cautionary measures before using this application like browsing through the Readme file or referring to the Via link below.

Download: PSPalm v0.2 PRE-ALPHA