The latest entry for the NeoFlash Coding Competition is from carlosgs, who released downPSP, an app that will let you download and install homebrew straight from your handheld. Unfortunately, it can't do either at the moment, but it's a good start. Details after the link.

Download: downPSP v210

For his entry to the NeoFlash Spring Coding Compo, PSP homebrew dev Total_Noob has decided to go with XMBShell. This particular shell app has a whole load of features, all of which are listed down in the full article.


Download: XMBShell v1.00
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A homebrew dev with the handle 0917725929 (any chance that's his real number?) has released Shell System v9.0, a Windows-type environment for the PSP. This shell has most of the basics - MP3 Player, video player, image viewer, etc - plus a couple of mini-games for good measure.

Download: Shell SYSTEM v9.0

PSP homebrew developer simonthemaster has released an unofficial patch for ne0h's Xplora file manger, which makes the app compatible with CFW 5.00 M33. Just in case you missed the release of Xplora v1.6, simonthemaster's also released a compiled version which includes v1.6 and his own patch for it.

Download: Xplora v1.6 unofficial patch (patch only)
Download: Xplora v1.6 unofficial patch (full package)
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PSP dev uberjack has released an update for the RACE! PSP NeoGeo Pocket and Pocket Color emulator. Version 2.15 includes bugfixes and new features, all of which are detailed in the changelog found after the jump.


Download: RACE! PSP v2.15

Developer mediumgauge recently announced a new release for the latest version of the PSP homebrew application, PSP filer. There were a lot of new changes for both the file manager and the image viewer, including modified controls and several bug fixes. Check out the full details in our full article.

Download: PSP Filer 5.5

Another official entry to QJ.NET's PSP Updates Summer Homebrew Contest was recently sighted, courtesy of homebrew developer Da_MerV. Entitled "TruPhoto", it gives users an eye-catching alternative to the PlayStation Portable's built-in photo viewer. Check out the neat features of this homebrew image viewer in our full article.

Download: TruPhoto
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A new homebrew file manager for the PlayStation Portable was recently rolled out by developer ne0h. Entitled "XploRa", the app features an extensive set of features and a clean looking interface. For more information regarding XploRa v1.5, check out our full article after the jump.

Download: XploRa v1.5

Homebrew developer animefreak345's PS-Coverflow (previous version here) is finally updated, packed with new sets of features such as an image viewer, and added visual elements like a visualizer and progress bar. It's quite a hefty update, so if you're using your PSP as a music player it's worth giving a shot. The changelog in the full article.

Download: PS-CoverFLow 3.0
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Here's another homebrew shell program for the PlayStation Portable brought to us by developer mov. Entitled "Flux - Beta 1", it packs a lot of standard features found in similar applications and features a very clean cut look for an initial release. For more details regarding this neat app, check out our full article after the jump.

Download: Flux - Beta 1
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