theheroGAC has released molecularShell fork version 1M.

Changelog:
-compiled with the latest source code
-Fix the problem on https

Tutorial:
For users not henkaku enso
Log on to http://henkaku.xyz/go/ via the PSVITA browser.
Wait for molecularshell activation
Install the vpk molecularfix
For the next few times just open the molecularshell bubble (without booting) and press the install button

Download molecularShell fork from the Brewology PSVita Store.

usineur has released OpenTitus version 1.0.

## Installation
Data files are **not** provided as Titus is always sold (on GOG, for example).

For Titus:
– Download Titus.vpk
– Place the original game files (“*.SQZ“) and the file “music_ttf.bin“ in “ux0:/data/titus/“.

For Moktar:
– Download this Moktar.vpk
– Place the original game files (“*.SQZ“) and the file “music_mok.bin“ in “ux0:/data/moktar/“.

## Controls:

| Keys |   |
| — | — |
| D-Pad | Move Titus / Moktar |
| Circle | Jump |
| Down + Cross | Pick up an object / Place an object |
| Cross | Throw an object |
| Down (after a few seconds) | Enter secret passages |
| Triangle | Display energy bar |
| Select | Leave game |

## Credits:

- Eirik Stople, for [original engine](http://sourceforge.net/projects/opentitus/)

## Changelog:

1.0:
- First public release

Download it from the Brewology PSVita Store.

usineur has released Zelda – Time to Triumph version 1.1.

## Instructions

Refer to the README.md

## Changelog:

1.1:
- Fix more memory leaks
- External datas are not required anymore (about 195 Mb space gained)

1.0:
- First public release

Download it from the Brewology PSVita Store.

ONElua has released Adrenaline Bubble Manager version 4.03.

### Changelog 4.03 ###
- Fixed error with Homebrews with odd icons, forcing the img to 8bits.

- Fixed empty iso/cso/pbp list error (Press R) again!!!.

**Changes thanks to 1upus:**
- Autodetect System language and loads translation if found.

- Translations moved to resources/lang and renamed to .txt

- Use english_us.txt as default translation.

- Automatic creation of translation sample on ux0:data/ABM/lang/english_us.txt.

- Loading translation from ux0:data/ABM/lang/%language%.txt (if exists).

- Loading custom ttf font from ux0:data/ABM/resources/%language%.ttf (if exists)
- Some missed strings added to langpack (updater, custom message etc.).

- Some lua scripts and translation optimization.

Download it from the Brewology PSVita Store.

Based on the original PS3 Homebrew Store, we’ve now added a PSVita Homebrew Store as well. If you’d like to contribute or are a developer and would like access please PM MonkeyMaximus. Also please let us know what else you’d like to see up there!

Visit it @ https://store.brewology.com/vita

Here’s a program that Brewology user crait created called TeleCommand that allows a user to control their PC over the internet using POP instead of SSH, VPN, Telnet, or anything like that. The only thing that needs to be installed is the host program on the PC and that’s it. Connection is a breeze and the program works wonderfully. You can run programs, open directories, or send commands. Supposedly, you can even open programs with arguments.

Right now, he has it specially configured and secured for use on his personal computer, but he has stated that he will be releasing some code so everyone can get it set up when it’s safer and faster. It’s pretty awesome that he has this simple application set up to remotely control your PC using web-enabled devices like the PS Vita!

Source: [ Here ]
crait’s Website: [ Here ]

Today I updated my Vita to 1.60 and could confirm that HBL for the Vita still works as of firmware 1.60 (assuming the game itself hasn’t been patched). A few days ago, Teck4 had confirmed on Twitter that his exploit still works on the most recent firmware.

One thing I noticed is that the Vita, after being updated to 1.60, made me update the Content Manager Assistant on the PC as well (is it because my PC was connected to the internet? Maybe, although it i also possible that the OS on the Vita itself has a minimum version requirement for the PC client, and refuses to connect if that number is too low… something that can probably be bypassed at some point). It’s good to note though that Virtuous Flame’s OpenCMA still works fine and allows me to copy files while not being connected to the internet.

As far as the release is concerned, it will happen in a few days, for now all the info I can share is on this page. Stay tuned!

Source: wololo.net