Time Baby v6
PSP homebrew developer Art dropped by the QJ.Net Forums earlier to announce that the Time Baby application has just been updated to version 6. In case you’re a first-time reader, Time Baby is a PSP-based talking graphic alarm clock program, and carries features like a moon phase display, and Sunrise/Sunset information. This application’s latest release carries these changes:
- Fixed a graphics bug where aftifacts of the world map crosshair were seen in other screens if the cursor was placed at the bottom of the map. Part of the crosshair graphic was being drawn off the edge of the screen.
- Removed second alarm sound option (siren sound) and implemented cooleyes‘ mp3 player in it’s place.
As with all homebrew applications, we advise guys planning to use Time Baby v6 to view the readme included in the bundle for more information. There’s also Art’s release thread over at QJ’s PSP Development forums, if you’re interested in providing the developer with feedback.
Download: Time Baby v6
Visit: QJ’s PSP Development Forum
PSP homebrew developer Art dropped by the QJ.Net Forums earlier to announce that the Time Baby application has just been updated to version 6. In case you’re a first-time reader, Time Baby is a PSP-based talking graphic alarm clock program, and carries features like a moon phase display, and Sunrise/Sunset information. This application’s latest release carries these changes:
- Fixed a graphics bug where aftifacts of the world map crosshair were seen in other screens if the cursor was placed at the bottom of the map. Part of the crosshair graphic was being drawn off the edge of the screen.
- Removed second alarm sound option (siren sound) and implemented cooleyes‘ mp3 player in it’s place.
As with all homebrew applications, we advise guys planning to use Time Baby v6 to view the readme included in the bundle for more information. There’s also Art’s release thread over at QJ’s PSP Development forums, if you’re interested in providing the developer with feedback.
Download: Time Baby v6
Visit: QJ’s PSP Development Forum
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