If you like to use your Sony PSP as an internet browsing device more than to just play games, then check out pspflashsystem's latest homebrew opus: Webapp. Webapp lets users readily access the Internet browser anytime while using the PlayStation Portable, even if you're running UMD games. The details in the full article!

Download: Webapp v1.0

Those who are too keen on their Sony handheld's battery life will find pspflashsystem's prxutility (previous version here) of immense use. Now with added menus that provide comprehensive information about the battery being used by the PSP, the application is even more helpful than ever. The changelog in the full article!

Download: prxutility v2.0

 French homebrew developer pspflasystem has updated the plugin BATalert, bumping it up to version 1.0. Aside from that, the owner of the program has also decided to change the name to prxutility.

There have been many additions since this plugin was first released. To see the new features, just click the "read more" link below to proceed to the full article.

Download: prxutility v1.0

If you're having trouble keeping an eye on your PlayStation Portable's remaining battery charge, you might find Pspflashsystem's new power management plugin BATalert useful. This plugin warns you when your PSP's battery is starting to run low by the frequent blinking shown on your LED power indicator. For details on how to install BATalert, check out the full article.

Download: BATalert.prx

Still want more homebrew games? Here's another one from the guys from Xtreamlua. Homebrew developer Pspflashsystem managed to come up with a simple yet fun game, SOS Princesse Peach. This game has Mario save the Princess once again, but in quite a different way. Hit the full article for more details.

Download: SOS Princesse Peach v1.0