If you enjoy quiz games for the PlayStation Portable, then you might want to check out homebrew developer Maxy_PSP's Quiz Man v1. It features a variety of features including skinnable graphics, online leaderboards, as well as an online update feature and quizmaker.  For more on this, check out the full article.

Download: Quiz Man v1
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A new version has just been brought to light by Team Chilt for their psp homebrew application. Get!T v0.4 has one nifty feature that you guys might find useful. You can now download multiple files all at the same time. Read more on this homebrew after the jump!


Download: Get!T v0.4

Given the pace at which breakthroughs in technology occur these days, it makes sense to not to rest on one's laurels. That's probably why homebrew developer Team Chilt has been busy tweaking the previous version of its Get!T download application.

It seems that Team Chilt's efforts have borne fruit: the new Get!T v0.2 is now available. Find out what features this new version has after the jump.


Download: GeT!T v0.2
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With the previous build of Get!T, files can be downloaded from your Sony PlayStation Portable via an On-Screen-Keyboard interface. Today, its developers Team Chilt is putting more optimizations with version 0.1.1 - adding a slower keyboard among other changes. More details after the jump.

Download: Get!T v0.1.1
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If you need a light homebrew application for the Sony PlayStation Portable which allows you to download and unzip files, Maxy_PSP's Get!T may be worth a shot. It's functional, and will soon get new features. Find its debut release at the full article.

Download: Get!T v0.1
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Remember MaxES? That shell introduced for the Sony PSP a couple of weeks back? Well that project from homebrew developer PCoopD has been stewing well in the kitchen, and a new preview release rolled out as a result of some refinement. And it's been rechristened, too - call it pGOX from now on. But like a few PSP shells in the works, the homebrew application's still in need of improvement. Tell you what, though: it has been making progress, and find out what's new for this preview release of pGOX at the full story.


Download: pGOX preview release
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PCoopD of the Maxy_PSP dev team announced over at the forums that they've begun work on MaxES, a new shell application for the Sony PSP. It's still in the early stages of development, though those interested in hearing about its features will want to visit the full article.


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We're letting you guys know that developer Dark AleX has just released Custom PSP firmware 3.80 M33-3. This latest build carries some new improvements as well as an equally new Popsloader release. More details are available in the full article.

*Update* 3.80 M33-4 is now out. Fast, huh?

Download: Custom Firmware 3.80 M33-4
Download: Popsloader for CFW 3.80 M330-3

PSP homebrew developer Maxy_PSP - author of PSP Quizzer and PSP SystemInfo - has released PSP GetXY, a new app that allows other developers to get the precise X and Y coordinates of a point on the PSP's screen.

PSP GetXY will help developers know where exactly to put their objects on the screen. The background and pointers in the app are customizable as well. Here are the developer's notes on how to use the app:

Movement of the pointer:
Start the program and move the pointer with UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT buttons

Get X and Y:
Press START to see the current position of the pointer (X-as = ..  Y-as = .. )

Make sure to take a look at the readme which gives the instructions on how to install the app, as well as how to customize the background and pointers.

Download: PSP GetXY
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PSP homebrew developer Maxy_PSP has released PSP Quizzer v1.11, which addresses a bug in the app. The author also adds two new questions to the program, explaining that there will be new questions every time he fixes a bug or updates the app.

The last update, PSP Quizzer v1.10, had 25 questions all in all, spanning topics such as Sony, PSP and even homebrew developers. Maxy_PSP also mentions that in v1.20 of the program, a new feature will be added that will allow people to set their own questions and to choose between different question "packs" so they can choose between "easy" and "hard" questions.

Here's the changelog for PSP Quizzer v1.11 from Maxy_PSP:

• Fixed : Bug, after question 15 it go to score, now it go to score after question 27
• Added : Two new questions

Users are encouraged to go to our Development Forums to discuss the app or to post their questions.

Download: PSP Quizzer v1.11
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