Yes, it’s a new discovery in PSP applications. Sony has recently released the PSP GPS. GPS stands for global positioning system. It is a worldwide radio-navigation system formed from a constellation of 24 satellites and their ground stations. GPS uses these satellites as reference points to calculate various positions accurately. This technology is very economical and as a result it has made its way to the PSP. Read the rest of this entry »
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Coming soon: Transform your iPhone into a PSP
Yes, it’s true now you can convert your iPhone into the exciting gaming console. The gaming console will work like a PSP allowing you to play your favorite PSP games. A new iControlPad makes this possible. The icontrolpad gives access to a game pad and four buttons similar to a psp. You can use the iControlPad for mobile gaming. Read the rest of this entry »
The Best Homebrews Ever: Part 1
Homebrews are the juice of the PSP community. An ever-growing suite of all applications that are almost free and what’s more you have a thriving community to back you up with any technical problems you might face. Much better than some commercial software available, we must admit. There are lots and lots of such homebrew applications that can literally change the capabilities of your PSP overnight, but you should look to the very best for starters. Please do note that you must have homebrew-capable firmware on your PSP for these applications to run. Also, note that Sony doesn’t support your homebrews and you bear all risk after voiding your warranty. Read the rest of this entry »
The Best PSP Homebrews ever - Part 2
This is a continuation of our previous posts on some of the best Homebrews for the PSP ever. Most of these applications are not functional on every firmware and you need to take care when installing them because Sony doesn’t give you a warranty if something were to happen to your PSP after using a homebrew (not that it is bound to happen, but it is just a warning) . Read the rest of this entry »








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