As it was promised, so it has passed. Mathieulh has released the source code to Utopia, the open-source PSP kernel designed for homebrew and its development. More details after the link.

Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Mathieulh recently revealed some of the new features that will be making its way to the upcoming Custom Firmware 4.00 that Dark AleX and team M33 are already working on. You can find out the exact details to these new additions by clicking on the "read more" link found below.

*UPDATE*: Click "read more" now, and get a new update from DA himself!

A hefty update post has been put up by Mathieulh on the Utopia kernel project and it was noted that it'll be released for everyone soon. For those of you unfamiliar with it, this is a new kernel designed for homebrew and it'll be used in future custom firmwares. See the details after the jump.

Thanks to Mark M for the tip!

Mathieulh, one of the members of the M33 team, discovered that the American UMD of Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 sports a Firmware 3.96 update which isn't on any of Sony's servers. Want to find out more, head on over to the full article.

Visit: QJ.NET PSP Firmware Discussion Thread

Wondering just who made the latest custom firmware for the PlayStation Portable, Custom Firmware 3.93? Or how about the deal that Team M33 has yet to make their own version? All these questions are answered via a statement that homebrew developer Mathieulh recently released, and it's pretty telling in terms of the future of the homebrew scene. The details in the full article.

Visit: PSP News, Announcements & Contests forum thread

We just caught wind of a rather sneaky custom firmware release for the Sony PlayStation Portable. Taking cues from the work of Dark AleX and Team M33 comes CFW 3.93, which also credits Hellcat and Mathieulh. Learn more about it at the full article.

Download: Custom Firmware 3.93
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Homebrew Development Forum

Dark Alex's latest project, the Time Machine, was shown to be able to install the 1.50 kernel on the PSP Slim. But that's not the only thing it does - Mathieulh has posted new pictures showing the PSP Slim working on firmware 2.70 thanks to Time Machine. Check out the full article for the pics.

Ever wanted to have the 1.50 Kernel on your PSP Slim? Then Dark AleX, Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer of worldwide renown, has your back with Time Machine. Check out the full details (as well as a video of it in action) in the full article.

(Editor's Note: Epicness was never this awesome!)

It's another great week again! We have quite a lot of reasons why we're celebrating, and not least of them all is the fact that QuickJump QuickPeek's finally hit its 30th edition!

Let's pop them corks and let the champaign flow. Everyone's got a reason to party this weekend!

*Originally posted Jan 19, 2008 at 02:49PM

Mathieulh has responded to recent issues in the PSP homebrew development scene. Along the way, we are treated to some updates about the release of Dark AleX's PSP CFW 3.80 M33. Turns out that the previous announcement of the release was nothing but a rumor (it's still coming though, so don't worry).

More than this, Math raises a couple of points about the PSP scene that we want all of you guys to hear of. Read more of his public statement in the full article.