PSAFE v2

Protecting your Sony PlayStation Portable from theft can be a touchy affair, but with Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer TRSTealthX‘s app, PSAFE, it’s definitely easier. Version 2 of PSAFE contains much-needed bugfixes and whatnot. Check out what’s new with the updated version in the full article.

Download: PSAFE v2
Visit: QJ.NET’s PSP Development Forums

Having your Sony PlayStation Portable (or any other gadget, for that matter) stolen can be quite the shocker, but with Sony PSP homebrew developer TRSTealthX‘s latest project, PSAFE, you can at least do something about it when it actually happens. And in this lighting-quick update of this nifty little program, we get improvements across the board, as well as making it just a bit more invisible.

Here’s the changelog for version 2 of PSAFE:

• Hidden setup files
• e-Mail fixes
• 20+ needed bug fixes

Not a very long changelog, but definitely a much-needed one. For the uninitiated, PSAFE for your PSP is an anti-theft program that lets your handheld become self-aware of whether or not it’s connected to your computer, and keeps track of every activity on it. So on the off-chance that it does get stolen, it will send you an e-mail along with the thief’s IP address and other details.

Bit of a warning here from TRSTealthX. Users are reminded not to accidentally install this updated version twice, as it will create errors. So, presence of mind, be sure to just install it once.

Download: PSAFE v2
Visit: QJ.NET’s PSP Development Forums