Remember a developer by the name of Art? Perhaps you do, but if you don't, then maybe you are more familiar with some of his work. Does a program called XFlash sound familiar? Hopefully you're familiar with Art's exceptional work by now. Well now he has a program out called Time Baby. It's essentially a clock program for the PSP at first glance, but it's more than that. Art may be known for peculiar programs, but this one is certainly a first in the homebrew scene.

Ok, get this… Time Baby is capable of a slew of features. First of all, it looks somewhat old-school which helps appeal to its charm. More importantly though, it can set the time precisely on a PSP with a GPS connection which now makes 3 ways to set the PSP time (manual/ wifi/ GPS)… but that's not all. Time Baby also will speak the time out loud at the touch of a button like many higher-end table clocks will do. But there's even more. It will also play your music files. But… you guessed it, there's more on top of that. There is also an alarm clock feature that can wake the PSP from suspend or standby mode(s). And still there's more. Every sunrise you'll even hear a rooster sound! But there's STILL ONE MORE THING! Time Baby can be used as the first-ever PSP heart rate monitor. "Wait a minute, did he just say that right? Heart monitor?" – YES, a heart monitor. If you don't believe me just take a look at the screen shot below or use the link below to download this file (courtesy of Exophase) or visit Art's link at the bottom for more information about this program.

Download: Time Baby

Sources: Exophase , Art