With a few simple steps, this shiny beast can play your favorite TV shows and run free arcade classics
Posted 09.19.2005 at 1:00 am
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More Secret PSP Tricks
1)Browse the Web Sony´s latest firmware (version 2.0) includes a Web browser, but updating your PSP could cripple the homebrew hack above. Instead use the Downloads function of the commercial game Wipeout Pure (and a simple
settings change on the PSP) to surf anywhere on the Web at any hotspot. Learn more at popsci.com/h20.
2) Get RSS feeds MioMediaBox (free; mioplanet.com) is a Windows app that converts RSS feeds into PSP-compatible images and transfers them to your Memory Stick when you connect your PSP to your PC.
3)Read eBooks Turn any text file into an eBook you can read on the PSP with PSPphoto (free; tokyopia.com).
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i want to do that but i have barley any computer skills at all! also im not so sure it will work because i have a new version of the psp.
The download happens to be removed.