Features:
Added Gmail app - only opens the mobile version of gmail.com on the internet for now.
Added zoom function (using the analog - up/down) when viewing images. (Still needs more work)

Fixes:

Fixed battery bar and time being showed in the RAM menu while using quick settings.
Fixed graphical glitch encountered when pressing the home button or circle/back button when returning to home screen.
Fixed a bunch of memory leaks.
Fixed freezing issue in multi-tasking menu.

Features:

- Allow access to open/close dirs in apollo/gallery app
- New drag-able quick settings. Use Analog + X to drag it down (from the top) or drag it up (from the bottom)
- Show battery percentage by default
- Revamped power menu
Now highlights the selection when the cursor is used.
Pressing Ok when using the power off menu shuts down the PSP.
Pressing Cancel exits the app.
Pressing circle takes you back to the power menu.
- New error message - just like android's. This is displayed when there is a missing image or file required by the homebrew.
- New OsLib System benchmarking option under settings->developer options->Display system benchmark results.
Displays the system benchmark results on the top-left corner of the screen.
Useful for debugging: you know that if the first number approaches or exceeds
16.6 then the app has insufficient performance (for 60 fps).

Fixes:

- Fix controls clashing due to the overuse of "osl_pad.held"
- Fix quick settings issues.
- Fixed back button issue with file manager. Now responds properly.
- Experimental fixes for gallery and apollo when using the back button
once the app is open.
- Display battery and time in apollo and gallery app.
- Lots of cleaning. (Not necessary to state them, but you can check my git)
Read more at https://www.psx-place.com/psp-new....sPX6.99

Thanks to the new lua interpreter by gdljjrod, this homebrew has made its way onto the PSP scene. One Installer is an application designed for downloading and managing PSP applications homebrew, plugins and themes, directly from the PSP, similar to PSP Installer by spike_132000. The application has the option to install all contents directly into your memory stick.

Not really a fan of putting my own projects in the front page, but from the very few homebrews released this year, I believe this deserves a spot. This homebrew’s aim is to be equivalent to iRshell (without its ir functions), designed similarly to the modern look of android’s custom rom, CyanogenMod. However it’s still in beta and only offers a few features as of now. These features include: File Manager, Music Player, Gallery viewer, browser (PSP’s default netfront browser), and some recovery menu functions, all designed exactly like Android.

The frustrating yet popular mobile game has been bought to the PSP thanks to developer Sandoron. You know the code! Avoid them green pipes and beat your highscore!

How would we play our homebrews and backups without this? I mean, well yeah we have other sources like Pro CFW, TN Hen and signed homebrews using OFW, but this CFW has proved its standards and is still being updated today. This CFW is the most updated, and includes almost all must-have CFW features. This includes the time machine (for PSP’s with hack-able mobos only), leda for 1.50 homebrew support and also PRO Online! The one thing this CFW is missing is the permanent patch that allows permanent CFW access on PSP’s with firmwares over 6.20 and unhackable motherboards. Let’s hope Davee can achieve this, because with that this guy is complete!

Wish I could post more of Insoft’s homebrews for the year, but we needed more room for others J Nibbler is a remake of an old arcade game, where you navigate a snake through a maze, while collecting apples before making progress to the next level. It consists of a neat retro look and feel to it.

This game was coded during “AC” party which was held near Paris at the month of April 2014.
You must destroy a lemon pie by smashing a ball into it. The lemon pie will send you lots of surprises and traps. It’s a pretty cool arcade-like game, definitely worth giving a try if you ask me.

Zelda – Navi’s Quest is a PSP port of the fourth game in the french homebrew tetralogy which was created by Vincent Jouillat. The current version is based on the 1.3 PC version and can be completed 100% on the PSP. Do note that his homebrew won’t be compatible with the old PSP 1000 (phat) due to memory problems.

This is the most recently updated Lamecraft mod which offers a plethora of features! This mod is only based on survival mode. Some of fascinating features it includes are: seed generating option, new terrain generator, biomes, crafting, shadows, fogs, and much more! Happy Crafting ;)

RetroArch is an open source, multi-platform frontend designed to be a fast, lightweight, and portable multi-system emulator. The emulator currently contains the following cores: gambatte, tempGBA, fceumm, fmsx, beetle-pce-fast, nxengine, prboom

NZP is a “remake” of call of duty’s game mode (zombie mode) aimed for PSP. This game lets you fight endless amount undead in a closed and limited area. You gain points from killing them, which you can then spend on purchasing weapons, and advancing further on the map. You can get some things to help you out, but eventually you will die. Your goal is to get to as further as you can through each round.

There are some things to note however: For now, the homebrews can only be loaded using the file manager. Another thing is that PSP Go users can only the homebrew loader if you're running CyanoPSP from your M2 card. I'm planning to get this fixed for the next update (3.1), along with a fixed game loader instead of depending on the file manager. If you're wondering, I wont be releasing the lollipop version until things get more stable around here We just took a big step to giving this more use, but it still needs more functionality. Homebrew loader has only been tested on PRO CFW, ME users please do report.

Features:
Added Eboot loading from file manager(Homebrew loading).
Allow access to view mp3 files in PSP/MUSIC and CyanogenMod/downloads for Apollo.
Minor cleaning up in gallery app.
Display what is being done in certain options. Display whether it was a success or not.
Fully Implemented brightness slider.
Unlock extra 4MB ram
Add recursive deletion in file manager.
Added new menu, "Dumping Tools" under developer options. (Lets you dump UMD boot.bin, flash 0, flash 1 and memory)

Fixes:
Fixed memory leaks in both Gallery and Apollo.
Fixed lagg on welcome screen (first time boot)
Fix up last two pages of system information in the recovery menu.
Fixed many unnoticed memory leaks in recovery menu.
Fix power menu crash, when pressing circle twice.
Completely Fixed back button misbehaviour on Apollo. (was being experimented in the previous release)

Features:

- Add option to change wallpaper.
- Revamped game launcher. You no longer have to use the file manager to load eboots anymore.

Fixes:

- Fix homebrew loading through ef0 (internal storage).

Features:

Revamped MP3 Player

Revamped Gallery App

Revamped file manager

Revamped App drawer

Revamped Lockscreen Press and hold X in the middle range of the screen, and move the analog upwards

Revamped Quick settings

BGM, WAV, AT3, MOD files can be opened via the file manager now.

Major code optimizations and cleanup.

Revamped debug message

Merged all changes from 3.0 - Includes the option to change wallpaper and run homebrews.

Pressing circle after quick settings is activated, deactivates it immediately.

Re-organized font usage. Now doesn't blend in with the background, or makes it hard to read.

Implement lollipop sorta clock app (Changes color during certain times of the day, just like native android's)

Display MAC address, kernel version and OSLib version in about screen.

Fixes:

Fixed brightness slider. It works once you've pulled down the quick settings to a certain extent.

Fixed up/down button altering brightness even while the quick settings aren't activated.

Fixed recents menu crashing, when trying to exit.

Fixed kernel version information in recovery menu.

Fixed changing font color to white color in file manager after playing music. Made it impossible to read the file name.

Fixed apollo and gallery forced exit.

Fixed minor memory leak in settings->developer options->dumping tools.

Features:
Fully implement ISO/CSO loading through game launcher
Fully implement POPS loading game launcher
Added expanded desktop feature : can be toggled on/off in settings/display
Added day/night cycle widget. : can be toggled on/off in settings/display
Add 5x scrolling for gallery (use left/right buttons to move 5x faster than up/down)
Update default wallpaper to CM12's new default wallpaper
Added time and date in lockscreen
Use right/left to change brightness in quicksettings instead of up/down.
Added USB toggle under settings>performance>storage management.

Fixes:
Fixed battery percent and time not being shown when viewing a text file
Fix up processor menu
Display correct CPU/BUS frequency
Fix Overclocking and Underclocking
Prevent skipping frequencies
Fix up display in the WIFI menu
Minor changes and fixes
Fixed time not being updated in the clock app until its reopened

Features:
Unify font loading to increase performance
Load more resources before start up. This leads to slower boot, but better performance.
'Materialize' file manager icon (lol) and reorganized resources
Reorganized app drawer in alphabetical order
File manager: update deletion dialogue
Allow quick settings to be accessed in lockscreen
Enabled lockscreen during start up
Added Game and Boot animation
Added boot animation toggle (Settings>display)
Added game boot toggle (Settings>display)

Fixes:
More cleaning up for better optimization
Fixed cursor overlay in display section
Fix up many possible memory leaks
Fix power menu crash due to the recent reorganization of resources
Fix up time.day alignment in quick settings
Removed app icons that I no longer plan to support. These include Gmail/Email - you can simply use the browser. People and Calendar was also removed.