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The_Z has some good news regarding VHBL on firmware 2.11. Keep on reading to see what it is.

PS Vita firmware 2.10 may have knocked out the compatibility of Apache Overkill and it's VHBL fun, but that's not to say that a VHBL on this firmware still doesn't exist!  TheZett on YouTube has just uploaded a video after his own proof of concept on 2.10, showing his personal VHBL running on 2.10 OFW.

If you don't know, now you know. Go, go, go get it before Sony decides to pull it!

With firmware 2.06 making its way out to the world of Vita handhelds, you may be wondeirng if VHBL still works. To save on the suspense, the answer to that is "Yes."  But there is more....

Get your PS Vita plugged into the computer. There's a new firmware inbound.

With the advent of firmware 2.05, the numerous exploits that were present in the preceding firmware 2.02, were all patched. This included those that paved the way for the Vita Half Byte Loader, CEF and ARK.

The homebrew scene has been abuzz lately with the latest happenings such as VHBL on firmware 1.81 and Total Noob's custom firmware. Now here's something else.

Now that VHBL has been released for those on firmware 1.80, you can enjoy what both worlds have to offer. That may have become more of a challenge, if you were one of the few experiencing errors with OpenCMA. Not to worry, there's a new fixed version available.

It's time for PS Vita owners to get their hunt on. Developer Neur0n has announced the game that will be used for his exploit.

neur0n, the man with a plan, has managed to deliver "the bird" to Sony. He has done it again and got VHBL working with the 1.80 firmware update, released yesterday.

Many are waiting in anticipation regarding half byte loader on the PS Vita. But all have to wait until Sony releases firmware update 1.80. So until then one does wonder what one can expect from the upcoming release of VHBL and what homebrew will be compatible.

One week on and Sony is still yet to make PS1 games available to the PS Vita as a rebuttal to "The Anonymous Dev" and his humiliating "PSX POPSLoader" hack.  If waiting for the details on this hack is an impatient feat, then perhaps you should check this out to kill some time.

With the most recent Half Byte Loader release out and about for Vita consoles, you may wonder when the next release is coming from the team. The answer to that is that it may not even come from that group.

Today is a truly sad day for the scene, this morning on his website Wololo stated that he would be leaving the homebrew scene.

PSP news has been quite slow within the recent months since the Vita is up and running. Earlier this month, a new exploit was discovered by Xerpi. Today, Zer01ne has uncovered a new exploit for the PSP which uses a game that has not been used by previous exploits.

Recently we published an article about the Vita's HBL and its impending release, Well its out... and properly its been killed. Wanna know how this happened? Keep reading.

If you are turning on your PS3 or Vita for the first time today and are breathing a sigh of relief being that you're able to sign in, you might want to know that your stroke of luck isn't all there.Following up on last week's post, the wigs manning the PlayStation's Twitter account have mentioned tha

Today is the day that many will lose their Vita virginity. The official full release of the Vita goes down tomorrow or if you're in the other half of the world, today. As usual with releases, Sony has pushed yet another firmware to extend your box to online gaming time. They say its just a minor update to improve the software.

Now with the Vita officially released by way of the First Edition Bundle in both North American and Europe, progress towards the release of Wololo's Half Byte Loader can be made. With yet another firmware release, Sony still has not taken the effort to patch up Tek4's exploit that was discovered back on v1.00. It's an unprecedented move good enough to say that Sony doesn't give two shits.