neur0n has released updates for both of his custom firmwares! Both 6.37 ME v7 and 6.35 Beta v18!
Like the others in the past, 6.35 is for PSP 2000 models only, but its update brings some cool improvements:
• Adding PluginManager to the VshMenu
• Removal of “Execute BOOT.BIN” option from RecoveryMenu
• Update of the NidResolver
• And supports custom PS1 DOCUMENT.DAT files
Of course, v7 of 6.37 ME has the same updates of:
• Adding PluginManager to the VshMenu
• Removal of “Execute BOOT.BIN” option from RecoveryMenu
• Update of the NidResolver
• And supports custom PS1 DOCUMENT.DAT files

To install the 6.37 ME v7 custom firmware, first, you need to install CFW or HEN like 5.00M33 or 6.35PRO onto your PSP, and then:

• Copy UPDATE folder at ms0:/PSP/GAME/.
• Put 6.37 official update at ms0:/PSP/GAME/UPDATE/637.PBP .
• Run installer from xmb.

What is probably the best feature on this is that if you hold the Right trigger whenever you turn your PSP on, it turns it to the recovery menu like most custom firmwares. But when you hold the Home button, you can boot official firmware!

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Nintendo hasn’t had the 3DS in America that long and expectations for its sales were high, but who would have though they would not only surpass all other DS sales, but also shatter other records as being the most sold Nintendo handheld in history? Very interesting seeing as how the 3DS is also their most costly.

“Nintendo worked hard to get as much product as possible to retailers on day one to meet demand, and we will continue with these efforts moving forward.”

Whether or not you’re excited about this handheld, it is very impressive. You’ve got to agree with that.

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The new iOS update is here! For now, there is no changes in the signal power in the CDMA models (Verizon, etc.), but AT&T’s will be a minor update, though.
The rest of the changelog is as follows:
• Resolves an issue authenticating with some enterprise web services
• Fixes an occasional graphics glitch on iPod touch (4th generation)
• Resolves bugs related to activating and connecting to some cellular networks
• Fixes image flicker when using Apple Digital AV Adapter with some TVs
Alongside that, it does patch over a serious flaw in the mobile web browser… Luckily, there were no exploits being worked on, so no real loss!

Next, XCode has been updated for you developers out there!
Here’s the changelog for that
• Improved Assistant editor logic when switching among different file types
• Fixed a bug in “Install Xcode.app” that hangs at 99% complete, never finishing
• Fixed a bug that prevented indexing of some projects
• Fixed a bug related to nil settings in the Core Data model editor
• Fixed a bug that prevented automatic download of iOS documentation
• Fixed a bug in LLVM GCC 4.2 and LLVM compiler 2.0 for iOS projects
• Additional bug fixes and stability improvements

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Today Sony announced that the PS3 update version 3.60 would be coming tomorrow March 10th.

This update includes:
- Ability for PlayStation Plus users to store Saved Data (Game Saves) online and download them on any PS3 console they log into at any time.
- Other Minor Features

They also mentioned that the maximum amount of storage is limited to 150MB and 1000 Save Data files per account.

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Skyrim’s official release date is set to 11.11.11, kinda creepy, eh? Well maybe not, but it’s pretty soon, and it looks like we can expect a new engine with this release. Enjoy!

A library called PlayStation File System Libraries (libpfsm) has been anonymously released.

What does PlayStation File System Libraries feature?

• Support for multiple simultaneously connected devices.
• Hot swapping of devices.
• Support for multiple partitions (with different FS).
• NTFS support
  • Alternate data streams
  • Sparse files
  • File compression
  • B+ trees directory
• FAT support
  • FAT12, FAT16, FAT32
  • Long file names (VFAT)

Writing to NTFS formatted volumes is not supported and not planned.

Check the README for everything else.

via PS3-Hacks

Guys, SONY was today at my home with police and got all my stuff and accounts. So be careful from now on.

He keep his promised though by releasing all his knowledge on the HV reversing. The uploaded files contains his database which is a series of tools for the PS3′s Hypervisor and Hypervisor processes. It will help other devs to reverse engineer the hypervisor of PS3 further. You can find the following (Based on the folders in the archive):

Dump LV2 Reversing
HV Dump of 3.15 Reversing
HV Dump of 3.41 Reversing
HV Dump of 3.55 Reversing
Payloads
Guys, i don’t joke, it’s serious.
And to prove it, i kept my word and uploaded all my HV reversing stuff.
Upload it everywhere so SONY couldn’t remove it easily. Grab it guys, it contains lots of knowledge about HV and HV procs.

Here is my HV bible:
coolstuff.rar

Source: ps3crunch.com

What’s working

1 player (keyboard only)
We have succeeded to enable gameshark codes
Graphics works excellent on most games we have tried; Mario 64, Donkey Kong 64, Ridge Racer 64, Diddy Kong Racer, Mario Kart 64, Banjo Kazooie and 1080 Snowboard.
Games we have tried that are jerky (so far): Duke Nukem 64, Doom 64, Hexen 64 and WCW Smackdown 64.

Issues

Audio is not working yet.
A user interface and the ability to edit and change files such as controller settings, cheat codes, etc. (We do all this over FTP now).
Game menu (we now have to upload one game at the time).
PS3 controller, (we now have to use a USB keyboard).
Multiplayer.

- source: ps3-hacks.com

Rogero Manager is a PS3 backup manager based on “Open Manager.”

8.1 CHANGELOG

• Supports 2 built-in Payloads: the user can change between Sysc36 & PL3 from the Settings Menu.
• Updated the Payload detection function to supports all known payloads (3.41 & 3.55).
• New [USB Mount] option that enables loading of known “Black Screen Games” from external USB drive.
• [USB Mount] can only be used with CFW 3.55 (3.41 not supported), Split-Games also not supported.
• Optimized the Game Copy function for better/faster operations.
• Fixed the Progress-bar bug that was freezing at 99%, no more freezing.
• New FT Font is used instead of the Debug font, Japanese titles shows fine now.
• Added new D-pad List navigation & L2/R2 scrolling functions to support the new Font.
• Fixed the Delay problem experienced in version 8.0 on Game’s Background Image Loading.
• Changed the Auto-fix-permissions to [L1+R3] = Fix_selected_Game Permissions on internal/external HDD.
• Fixed the “Protected Mode” bug that prevented it from saving it’s last state on startup.
• Fixed the ScreenSaver bug that triggered it after Game Copy/Delete functions.
• Removed the initial Setup sequence on Startup and used Default settings for faster operation.
• Removed Un-used functions from the Settings Menu for simpler usage.
• Full Games Folders Auto-Detection,no more Games Folder Setup required,it’s all Automated.
• Auto-Move of Games folder if found inside an old manager folder is now Optional on First Run.
• PS3 system version is now Auto-Detected on each Startup,not required anymore from Settings.
• BD-ROM Game Dump will be stored now using the Game’s Title Name instead of the Game’s Title ID.
• Added Grayscale effect for Split-Games in Games List (Will show them in Black/White colors).
• Added a Blurry Background Effect on Games List to allow better Titles/Names readability.
• Game Background Image can be Disabled from Settings Menu to Allow for better themes usage.
• New Theme used,Thanks to Opium2k for his great Themes:Rogero Manager Theme Depository
• Special Thanks to Deank/multiMAN for [USB Mount] support & last minute Graphic Effects.

Download it from the Brewology Store or PS3 Homebrew Manager.

The man responsible for opening home brew on the iPhone and the PS3 is being bullied by Sony and needs a world class legal team; Unfortunately, that means MONEY.

Sony has five lawyers and poor George only has two. He needs three more to even things out, and that is where you come in.

If you have benefited from his work (ie – modded your PS3) then go to his site: http://geohotgotsued.blogspot.com/ and donate whatever you can even if it’s $5 for legal tender.

George estimates he needs around $10,000 to win the case; Winning the case means that YOU will always have the right to have home brew on current and future consoles. Every dollar helps, I will send what I can as often as I can and you should too. Any funds left over once the case is settled will be donated here. If you feel you can not donate financially you can still help by spreading the word and passing on the donation link.

Sony only wins if good people sit around and do nothing.