It’s a web app, it’s a portal, it’s a chromed out browser functioning within the PSP’s integrated web browser. I’m not really sure what to call it, but I can tell you this — Damiaan Reijnaers’ PSPChrome is pretty dope, especially if you make use of regular Internet surfing from your hand held. And not only that, anyone can use it — hacked PSP or not.

Download the PSPChrome archive, unzip it, and copy the files to the root of your memory stick. Call the PSP Internet Browser up and enter the following address: file:/pspchrome/index.html. You should probably bookmark that too. Enjoy!

PSPChrome v1.0:

• Browsing with more tabs
• Load bookmarks from your PSP
• Codes for the address bar
• Donating for NL/BE/UK
• Listening to music while browsing
• Mailing with your PSPunk
• Credits page added
• PSPWoord integration
• Tools added

Download: PSPChrome v1.0

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Back to the apps — Damiaan Reijnaers’ PSPWoord.

PSPWoord is a web-enabled text editor that resembles Microsoft Word 2003, and with that said, PSPWoord doesn’t require the installation of a custom firmware. Anyone & everyone can make use of this web app.

Your PSPWoord documents are saved in a “.doc” format to a remote location and can later be downloaded to your memory stick; of course, you must be within range of a WiFi connection to do that.

PSPWoord v1.5 changes:

• New look when you’re loading or saving a file.
• New servers, first we had 4… now 10!
• Saved .doc files before update will not be lost.

Download: PSPWoord v1.5

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In celebration of Digiplay’s 1st birthday, Edward Johnson presents FUSE 2.0. A small web portal for those with a genuine interest in flash games and/or apps. It doesn’t require a hacked PSP; just the integrated web browser and 5MB of free space on your memory stick.

FUSE comprises 15 flash-based games and 5 apps. Enjoy!

Download: FUSE 2.0

Disclaimer: “Digiplay Studios did not make, create or in any way help create any of the games, apps, podcasts or videos used in this portal.”

Back down flash portal lane we have the new improved Digiplay v5.0. Edward has devoted countless hours to make what you see available in one easy to install and use package. Digiplay comprises more than 90 flash games, over a dozen PSP apps & game demos, a dictionary, videos, and much more. Everything is accessible using the integrated web browser; meaning, a hacked PSP is not a necessity.

Digiplay v5.0 incorporates a new MP4 video section, podcasts, new graphics, and webcams. Download, copy to your memory stick — instructions included — and let us know what you think.

Happy birthday Edward!

Download: Digiplay v5.0

- source: digiplaystudios

Ed’s flash portal known as Digiplay has been updated to version 4.65. Digiplay utilizes the PSP’s integrated web browser, so regardless of whether or not your PSP is hacked, you can still enjoy the compilation that is:

• 94 Flash Games
• 17 PSP Apps
• 18 PSP Game Demos
• New PSP Dictionary
• Icon Switcher
• New Graphics
• 7 Flash Videos
• Random Game Selector
• & More!

If the above has captured your attention, and you’re the “try before you buy” type (don’t worry; it’s free), go here — http://www.digiplay.co.nr/ — any flash-enabled browser should work. You may also access the said URL from your PSP while within range of a WiFi spot. Otherwise, download the package below and copy the contents to your memory stick.

Download: Digiplay 4.65

Note: Ed and/or Digiplay Studios are not necessarily the authors of these flash/javascript games. Each author should be properly credited within. Enjoy!

- source: digiplaystudios.co.nr

To “B” or not to “B” — that is not the question, but it is Edward’s Flash Portal 4.03 B Edition! Utilizing the PSP’s integrated web browser, Digiplay comprises 87 flash games, 15 apps, 4 flash videos, and 5 extras. Before you download, give it a test run over at digiplay.co.nr.

“B” Edition changes:

• New and Improved Graphics
• Easier Navigation
• Bug Fixes (Quite a few!)

Nice work Edward.

Download: Digiplay 4.03 B Edition

- source: digiplay.co.nr

Edward has shared with us today, a Flash portal called Digiplay. Utilizing the PSP’s integrated web browser, Digiplay consists of a whopping 87 flash games, 15 apps, 4 flash videos, and 5 extras. Before downloading, why not give it a test run over at digiplay.co.nr. Fully hacked PSP not required; just a flash-enabled browser.

Please see the disclaimer and other important details in “Digiplay Installation Instructions.txt.” Nice work Edward!

Download: Digiplay 4.03

- source: digiplay.tk

The crew over at KaotiK DesignZ have released a new version of their slick looking X5 web-portal, officially titled the “Anniversary Edition.”

X5 is the worlds best, easiest, and only perfect sourced Mac OS X styled portal for use on your Sony PSP™ (PlayStation® Portable).

Featured in the X5 Anniversary Edition:

• “Aqua” and “Dark Aqua” look.
• Contains 10 applications including “Address Book”, and “System Preferences”.
• Custom user desktop pictures.
• Exclusive online media downloads.
• Over 65 links ranging from “Email” to “Travel”.
• Standard 12 hour digital clock.
• Sony PSP™ (PlayStation® Portable) exclusive.
• Zero error source code.

Installation is a breeze:

1. Extract the archive
2. Copy the ‘X5′ directory to ms0:\PSP\COMMON\ on your memory stick
3. Start the PSP Web Browser
4. Enter the address: ‘file:/psp/common/x5/index.html’
5. Enjoy!

Download: X5 Anniversary Edition – includes both Aqua and Dark Aqua.

- source: Official X5 Website

Its been awhile since we’ve heard from Phil and his Javascript Japanese Flashcards which aid in the learning of, you guessed it – Japanese! The latest installment features more words and the ability to display multiple words which have the same meaning in the same deck. Of course all the previous features still exist from the last release, which can be read here.

Quoted from the README:

To get started, you just need to unzip the japanese.zip file, and if you’re reading this, I assume you’ve made it that far already. Then just place all the files onto your memory stick. Personally, I put the entire “japanese” folder at the root level of the memory stick. Then you fire up the PSP web browser and
enter the URL “file:/japanese/index.html” (unless you put it somewhere else).

A few problems to take note of:

1. If the vocab reviewer doesn’t fit on one page, you might need to set your text size to Normal and/or your display mode to Normal.
2. If you’re loading the vocab page with all the words so far, it takes a little while to get started because it needs to first shuffle the deck (which takes a while with that many cards)

The attached zip file contains a few html documents (JavaScript) and 1×1 pixel images.

Download: Japanese Flashcard Review

Happy learning!

This is quite cool… it was emailed to us a few days ago from a guy by the name of Keith Goldrick. I finally had a moment to try it out and this works very well – it will probably serve a useful purpose for many folks out there in the US. It’s simply a collection of HTML pages formatted for the PSP which pull certain pieces of information from weather.com. It will display current infrared satellite images over all of the U.S. and has current Doppler radar and temperatures displayed. Also it will fetch local weather forecasts for future weather conditions – quite handy…

It works on all firmware versions; you’ll require Device Hook Sample Launcher or Links2 in order to use it on FW 1.0 and 1.50 (you need to emulate the 2.0+ web browser). And of course you’ll have to be within range of a WiFi connection.

Installation is incredibly simple, copy the ‘w’ directory into /PSP/COMMON on your memory stick, and call up the web browser specifying this path: “file:/psp/common/w/s.html” – bookmark it, and you’re good to go.

Take a glance at the ‘Readme-instructions.txt’ for more info…

Download PSP Weather Feed