February 5, 2009 – 8:59 pm
Every time I saw a cool Homebrew apps in the net, I always give it a try and when I find it totally wicked and have future, it’s automatically grab a spot on this site. I’m talking about “PSPChrome 0.5″, So what is really special about this apps? simple, it’s a Google Chrome clone for PSP.
Damiaantjuh released his Google Chrome-inspired web browser app for PSP, PSPChrome 0.5. It’s an application that looks like the browser Google Chrome, from Google. This portal allows you to have full screen mode when viewing websites, so that’s unquestionably cool. It’s also got multi-language support, that eliminates the need for tedious translations.
To install it was so simple, download the file below, extract the zip file and put the files into your PSP root directory. You need a internet connection to save and load the files.
In a further release, V1.0, you will be able to create more tabs, and see you’re favorites and history. But how about incognito? well, I’m sure their is more cool features for future releases. Let’s just enjoy this version for now and hope for a better future 
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January 29, 2009 – 3:30 pm
This is a cool discovery, what happen is that I try to know what is the purpose of “favorite” folders inside the “Ultimate PSPtube package, like how can I save all the video stream inside, so I try to upload some videos manually inside the “favorite” folder, with all types of video extension I have in my computer and then when I open Ultimate PSPtube in my PSP, voila! all the video shown even without wi-fi connection and it play all video extension I have there.
So why not share it and let everybody know now that you can able to play almost all type of Videos extension in your PSP with no need to convert it first and without paying more money for any PSP video converter applications. Which means it’s free, no application installation in your computer. All you need to do now is your usual routine “drag and drop” system for uploading files to your PSP and the powerful free Homebrew application “Ultimate PSPTube”.
Checklist: You must running a Custom Firmware (any version) in your PSP before applying this steps.
So how to do this?
1. Download Ultimate PSPTube HERE
2. Extract the winRar file and upload it to your PSP in PSP/GAMEXXX folder.
3. Then open Ultimate PSPTube folder you’ll find another folder named “favorites“.
4. Put all your video files (i.e. AVI, MP4, VOB, Mpeg4, WMV) inside the “favorites” folder.
5. Unplug your PSP from your computer and open the Ultimate PSPTube homebrew apps.
6. Then go to your “favorites” by pressing “select button”.
7. Once your pick which video you like to play “press X” to play the video.
8. Here you go, enjoy watching your favorite videos, anywhere you want.
9. Please let me know if you try some other files that this Homebrew apps was able to play.
10. Optional: go to bestbuy and return those expensive PSP video converter application you just bought and subscribe to this site
January 25, 2009 – 10:43 pm
Another good news for all PSPTubers, PSP homebrew dev. Jk108 updated once again his homebrew apps the Modded PSPTube which is now at Ultimate PSPTube v1.8, this version make it a debut for another three more video streaming websites for your convenience and fixing bugs from previous version (check the changelog below) that will surely appreciated by all PSPTubers alike. The current total number of sites supported with this version amounts to an awesome video sites of 33! and still going…
Ultimate PSPTube v1.8 changelog:
* Spike is now included
* Revision3 is now included
* TheTend is now included
* Added special searches for MetaCafe
* Made small improvements to the description filter
* Fixed a bug in StageVu where the thumbnails weren’t showing as the site changed
* Fixed a bug in CrunchyRoll that caused it to reach the end of results on the first page
* MuchoSucko script is fixed after the videos stopped working
* Google Video script is fixed after the videos stopped working
* MegaVideo and MegaPorn thumbnails now don’t show to stop the search from being slow
Just for your convenience, Below is the list of 33 sites supported by Ultimate PSPTube v1.8
* CrunchyRoll
* Dailymotion
* Google Video
* Guba
* LiveLeak
* MegaPorn
* MegaVideo
* MetaCafe
* MuchoSucko
* MySpace Videos
* MyVideo
* NothingToxic
* Pornhub
* RedTube
* Revision3
* Shufuni
* Spike
* StageVu
* ThatVideoSite
* TheTend
* TNAFlix
* Tube8
* TubeIso
* Tudou
* VBox7
* Veoh
* VidMax
* Vimeo
* Wanktube
* xHamster
* XVideos
* YouTube
* Yuvutu
Reminder: This will only work to your PSP if you are running a Custom Firmware in your PSP and not the Firmware you downloaded from PSP Official website.
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January 20, 2009 – 12:42 pm
Here is the 10 Things you never knew about the US Presidential Inauguration.
1. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president to be inaugurated on Jan. 20 in 1937. Before that, Inauguration Day was March 4.
2. George Washington delivered the shortest inauguration speech in history-at only 135 words-during his second inauguration in 1793
3. James Buchanan’s inauguration in 1857 was the first to be photographed.
4. African-Americans first marched in the inaugural parade at Abraham Lincoln’s second swearing in 1865.
5. Women participated for the first time in an inaugural parade during Woodrow Wilson’s second inauguration in 1917.
6. Calvin Coolidge was sworn in by former president William Taft, who had become the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, in 1925.
7. John F. Kennedy was the first Catholic to become president.
8. Gerals Ford was the first unelected vice president to become president.
9. Ronald Reagan’s first inauguration was the warmest inauguration day on record. His second inauguration was the coldest.
10. Bill Clinton’s inauguration was the first to be broadcast live on the internet.
Funny Trivia:
Dumbest president?
William H. Harrison wore no winter gear at all to his inauguration in 1841. He delivered the longest inauguration address on record in the cold and wet 9 c weather. A month later, he died on pneumonia. The illness is said to have been brought on by overexposure to the weather on his inauguration day.
The Source: Metro and JCCIC
January 15, 2009 – 9:04 pm
As I was about to start my post today, I take the chance to open my email and find this post of ChiQ Montes of www.wpthemedesigner.com , about their Fund raising for Cagayan de Oro Flood Victims, so I ask my self why not helping them by posting their campaign on my site. And without hesitation I immediately login to my site and start writing this post. I know I don’t need to say this but first thing I do when I finish reading her post was I go straight to my PayPal account and send some support for them, how I wish I can do more than this. But to tell you guys any amount will be helpful for them. Please let us spread the words and show our love to them.
People in Cagayan De Oro was very close to my heart, I’ve been in Cagayan De Oro twice and stay there for almost a year and met a lot of friends a long the way. Cagayan De Oro was also known as “The City of Golden Friendship” and I can prove that was true.
The objectives of this project was to feed most of the people in the affected area, as they believe that more than anything else this flood victims needs food to eat, so Cagayan De oro Bloggers Group decided to raise awareness to their need by creating “Feeding Program Project”. They are also the people in the frontline they know what their people really need right now.
How to help? Just send your $3 to this PayPal account: 
The Group also appreciate if you blog, plurk, or tweet this Feeding Program Project. Every bit of help counts!!
Take a ride now on my Jeepney with the pictures below:
PICTURES OF AFFECTED AREA:
http://picasaweb.google.com/awatiro/BahaSaCDO
http://picasaweb.google.com/awatiro/LunopSaCDO
http://picasaweb.google.com/awatiro/TulaySaCrossingBarraOpol
NEWS ARTICLES:
1. Yahoo: Nine Dead and 200,000 displaced
2. Food Shortage Feared in CDO Shelters
3. Baha Nanalasa sa Cagayan de Oro and Iligan
4. Google Search: Cagayan de Oro Flood
The Feeding Project will be documented as way of saying “THANK YOU”.
Photo Credit on Blog Post: Himantayon
