PSP-Maps v0.4 for FW 3.xx changelog
v2008-03-15 · Mar 15, 2008
Homebrew developer Royale has released a new version of his PSP-Maps application, bumping it up to version 0.4. If you haven't heard of this app, it's a map reader for your PSP, patterned after Google Maps, yet without using the Google Maps API.
As you can probably guess, this new version comes with some nifty additions, which we've outlined below:
- added a cache on the memory stick
- allows offline browsing of maps in the cache
- added a configuration file
- added options to disable disk cache and transition effects
- added an error image when view is not available
- better zoom level (thanks to elefas for the tip)
If you've got a geography test to study for, then you may want to keep this around as a handy guide. There's also something cool about being able to use your PSP to locate places you've never been to before. In any case, give it a try and see how it works for you.
v2008-03-11 · Mar 11, 2008
If you were among the PSP owners that tried out developer Royale's PSP-Maps homebrew application from last week, you'll want to listen up. The coder has recently announced the release of version 0.2 of this application.
As a recap for those who weren't around the last time, PSP-Maps is a port of the Google Maps app on your PC, except that the homebrew retrieves the images directly and doesn't use the Google Map API.
That said, the author didn't list any specific changes with this release, although we do note that the controls appear to have been tweaked. You can view the full details on the changes for PSP-Map v0.2 via the readme included in the file bundle. You may also want to drop by Royale's site if you're interested in offering your feedback - it's accessible via the source link below.