PSP homebrew developer JDawson was kind enough to give us permission to put this up. It's the final version of his homebrew iPhone-themed portal, PSPPOD 2G.

Download: PSPPOD 2G final release

Homebrew developer Royale's PSP-Maps app - an attempt to bring Google Maps to the PSP - has just hit the big two point oh, and it now features basic support for the PSP-290 GPS attachment. Hit the jump for PSP-Maps v2.0's full changelog.


Download: PSP-Maps v2.0
Download: PSP-Maps v2.0 (source code)

PSP homebrew developer Royale has released a new version of the popular program, PSP-Maps, a translation of Google Maps for the Sony handheld. This version has several new features and fixes. Check them all out in the full article.

Download: PSP-Maps v1.4

Fans of homebrew developer Royale's PSP-Maps should know that version 1.2 of the application has been released. To find out more about this, be sure to head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: PSP Maps v1.2 for firmware 3.xx

Google Moon, Mars and Sky support have been added for the previous build of PSP-Maps, the map reader from homebrew developer Royale. Today, coder Royale releases version 1.1 to add a Google Moon bug fix and KML support. More details after the jump.

Download: PSP-Maps v1.1

Developer Royale has recently announced the release of PSP-Maps v1.0. The latest build of this map read application now carries support for Google Moon, Google Mars, and Google Sky. Further details on its changes are available in the full article.


Download: PSP-Maps v1.0
Download: PSP-Maps v1.0 Source Code

You don't have to look like a tourist with a large map in hand. With homebrew developer Royale's PSP-Maps, you can view Google Maps from your Sony Playstation Portable. After getting a Windows version for the previous build, what does version 0.8 bring us? Danzeff keyboard support, among others, that's what! More details after the jump.

Download: PSP-Maps v0.8

Want to turn your Sony PlayStation Portable into a map-reading gadget? Then you need only to get PSP-Maps, homebrew developer Royale's homebrew offering to the scene. Check out in the full article why you should upgrade to this latest version, and what the updates mean to you in terms of keeping the map-reading goodness flowing.

Download: PSP-Maps v0.7

A new build is out for the homebrew program PSP-Maps, a map reader for the handheld that feeds directly from Google Maps. Aside from getting a brand new splash screen for the 2008 NEO Spring coding contest, the program has three additional updates which you can check out in the full article.

Download: PSP-Maps v0.6 (FW 3.x)
Download: PSP-Maps v0.6 (source code)

For those who are fond of using the homebrew application PSP-Maps from Royale, you will be happy to know that the coder has just released a new update, bumping it up to version 0.5.

The map reader for the Sony handheld now comes with support for Virtual Earth and Yahoo! Maps. To know more about this release, just proceed to the full article via the "read more" link below.

Download: PSP-Maps v0.5