Remonics changelog
v1.1 · Aug 24, 2006
Branin and LMeloir from the QJ Forums have updated their latest homebrew memo application for the PSP geared to help the more forgetful PSP owners out there remember the essentials. Remonics is an application which you can use in order to save short memos or thoughts up to 33 characters long, on your memory stick for remembering later.
Now you may have heard me mention the 33 character memo limit which was present in the last release is still here, but there have been many imprvements in this release including the ability to delete your memo's which is always a good thing! Here's th changelog:
- Added the option for deleting your memos
- Added sidescrolling for the memo list so there is no limit to how many memos you can have
- Note: 33 character limit is still in place
- Bug fix has been added for when X was pressed and there were no memos
- Clocks the psp speed to 200 so it dosent take up as much battery
This program is coming on nicely and both Branin and LMeloir have bigger plans for this miniature portable memo application. The ability to add full memo lengths instead of the 33 character limit is on its way as well as my personal favourite, netlib functions to allow your PSP to email memos!
v1.0 · Aug 18, 2006
Branin from the QJ Forums has unveiled his new homebrew memo application for the PSP in order to help the more forgetful PSP owners out there. Remonics is an application which you can use in order to save short memos or thoughts up to 33 characters long, saving them on your memory stick for later. With a portable memo tool you shouldn't foget anything ever again. Okay, maybe that was a slight exaggeration but you catch my drift.
Remonics
At the moment Remonics is in a very early stage amd still has a few missing features such as the option to delete memos, but will be updated in the future. One of the upcoming features is full memo support, erasing the 33 character limit that you will find with this version. Remonics v1 has been coded in Lua but has been packaged in an EBOOT forum so Lua Player is not required.
