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The scene is a place with many trends, and I've got the tools to prove it. While PSP Minis apps continue to dominate our traffic, this week also saw some updates to hacker essentials. Check them out here!

Another CustomHOME update came out this week.  You recently read about the 1.3.2 update. This isn't a very big update, but if you had problems with the previous version an update is recommended...

An update for IrisManager has been put out today by scene developer Estwald. In this new v2.35 update there have been some nice improvements.  Keep reading to see what's new.  

CustomHOME is the only PSP plugin that changes the menu when you press the HOME-button during playing an EBOOT.pbp or UMD. This is a unique PSP plugin and it has some great features that the normal PSP ingame menu doesn't have.

Aldo just never stops with the updates to his PS3 Tools Collection. Check out what he's done this time.

IrisManager gets its share of updates as well. After testing, the new payload is official. That's not the only thing that has made it into this release.

flat_z is back with some new tools for the PS3 scene.

While plenty of you guys might have missed the latest round of PS Vita game exploits, believe it  or not looking for one of your own actually isn't that hard. Thanks to a guide from Wololo, we can show you how to do it yourself!

The debug version of the latest firmware available for the PS3 is now available, thanks to an anonymous source.

Video tutorials for putting old plugins on newer firmware seem to be a bit of a niche for me, so today I bring you yet another addition, with a video tut on how to install DayViewer V7 on your 6.60 CFW PSP.

Previously on PSP-Hacks I posted a video tutorial on how to install custom PSP waves on your 6.60 PRO-B10 PSP.  If however messing with your flash0 is too risky for you, then the CXMB plugin is the way to go on 6.60!

• Fixed a freeze bug when enter sleep with SpeedUpMs option is Enabled.
• Added a Text color option in Recovery menu.

Say your using your new CFW 6.XXPro-C and you think to your self "WOW! I would really like to have a big old clock where my XMB should be?" You know because that happens all the time. Well now you can have your clock.

The original PSP lineup isn't dead as of yet. Neur0n comes around with his Analog Block plugin which completely disables input from the PSP's analog stick. This is useful if your stick is jittery or just doesn't work properly. While this may not be the hardware fix that you're looking for, this is a band-aid solution that will definitely do the job for some of you out there.