Furikup PSP SIP Phone changelog

A new build is now available for Furikup! Furikup v0.1.12 was released by PSP Homebrew developer Chris Swindle, noting that the new version is "mainly just to add extra debugging and fixing a couple of bugs."

Furikup is an application that allows you to use your PSP unit as a phone. Using a SIP-based VoIP provider, your PSP can make and receive calls from other PSP units, other VoIP units, or just your simple run of the mill phone.

Fanjita and Noobz originally released Furikup as an alternative to the PSP Skype features that are set to be released this month. Here's the changelog for Furikup v0.1.12 from Chris Swindle:

• Logging to file is now possible using logfile = in sipcfg.ini
• Network selector now added
• Fixed to strip off trailing spaces in username / password entries in sipcfg.ini
• Fixed to allow quitting even when it does not login
• There have been no changes made to the audio, that will come at a later stage, just wanted to try and remove some of the bugs in the code first.

Users are encouraged to go through the readme before using the application.

Furikup v0.1 is a homebrew application from Noobz that will allow you to use your Sony PSP as a phone for free using VoIP technology. Users can receive calls to and from other PSPs, standard landline and mobile phones, and other VoIP users. Furikup only supports audio call at the moment and only has a basic user interface as this is the initial release of the homebrew program.