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PS Vita owners who had the unfortunate circumstance of missing out on the UNO hack a couple months ago or updated accidently without even knowing about the hack, rejoice! Coming off a fantastic week, the PS Vita news just keeps getting better and better. Scene Developer TomTomDu80 has publicly confirmed a released of his port of VHBL for FW 2.06, is on it's way! This comes right after the releasr of Total_Noob's TN-V-CEF XMB/PSP Emulated CFW.

6.60 TN-V is a Custom Emulator Firmware, also known as CEF. This CEF will work with the UNO 2.02 exploit for your PS Vita. If you don't have this exploit keep reading because there is additional news for you too. 

This particular week, our download servers have been one happening place. Recording some of the highest stats I've ever seen, this weekly roundup will show you all of the most amazing files that made great things happen. If you've got a PSP, PS3, or a brand new iDevice, this is one feature that you should be paying attention to!

Yesterday I posted something in regards to the latest in CEF news with Total_Noob unveiling what work has been done so far in TN-V on what is presumably 2.02 (the UNO exploit).  TheZ has let something slip on YouTube in a short conversaion with me however in regards to the firmware this CEF will be released on.

It's been a while since we saw anything in regards to the PS Vita and it's ability to get the PSP's XMB running inside it's PSP emulator.  Today may be the day that gets you hyped up for a damn exciting release from Total_Noob.

With all the new releases sneaking on to our servers this week, the downloads area of our site has been picking up steam. In case you've missed some of the latest developments here's a recap of the hottest apps and utilities we've got for your PS3 and PS Vita.

For those that find the normal news story just a little bit too boring, this weekly editorial on the hottest hacking leads has everything you need whether you're a Sony fanboy or Xbox loyalist. For one hacker's honest opinion, click on to the first story!

If you've been happy with the UNO exploit, you may want to check out the source code released by Frostegater to see exactly how the developer was able to work his magic.

With 2.05 being the latest OFW update for our piano black portables and many people missing out on the UNO exploit, updating seems to be the only option for many users.  TheZ however has posted something to give those seeking a new exploit a light at the end of the tunnel.

The inevitable has happened and Sony have released their 2.05 official firmware for the PS Vita.  With the new firmware now being a compulsory update in regards to updating trophies and playing online, what else has been done to the insides of this fearsome firmware?

I'm sure most of the DashHacks regulars are familiar by now with my hacking tutorials, showing newbies and experienced users alike the ways of installing your favourite PS hacks/mods.  Today is no different with ARK eCFW's release.

If Total_Noob's TN-C eCFW was not what you expected in terms of compatibiilty or a good looking menu, then the PRO Team have released something that should tick all the boxes for you.

As always you guys are probably familiar with the fact that I enjoy making tutorials for all the latest hacks in the way of Sony consoles.  This time is no different, as the PS Vita's UNO exploit is now readily available for me to take advantage of, and teach you how to use it to the fullest of it's capabilities.

When you're part of any sort of hacking scene, sometimes you get the impression that you're part of some small but secret group of users. While that may be true to some extent, the sales stats on PSN for December show that we made quite the impact!

As if being awesome enough to develop TN-C CEF for the PS Vita wasn't enough, now Total_Noob is going ahead to work on what many of us will appreciate as a damn fine addition to the PS Vita CEF that many of us know with the UNO exploit.

The UNO Exploit has been a damn handy tool for absolutely everyone in regards to getting the most out of their PS Vita.  PSP ISO's are one of the best features so far, and this tutorial will teach you exactly how to take advantage of just that.

The initial PS Vita UNO exploit was unfortunately burdened with the incompatibility of different user languages on the Vita, causing crashes for those of non-english speaking backgrounds.  Now Frostegater has released an UNO exploit update, with these hackers in mind specifically.

If you somehow managed to miss the subtle ninja release of the PS Vita CEF exploit, as well as the incredibly blatant public release of the UNO exploit for PS Vita, then you might just have to draw four.

In all the excitement in regards to the latest UNO CEF 2.02 game exploit coming out, it seems that some people are unclear as to how to install the necessary files onto their PS Vita for the ultimate Vita gaming experience.  Below are a couple of videos to help you along the way.

Not too long ago Frostegater released that the next big game in the exploit world was in fact Uno, and that there would be upcoming releases that enabled homebrew on v2.02. That time is now folks!

I'm pretty sure this will be an awesome new year, with TheZ releasing the game that is going to spike in popularity on the PSN in the coming weeks (until it most likely gets taken down). 

Are you one of the silly Billys that upgraded your iPhone or iPad to IOS 5.1.1? Well the latest redsn0w upgrade might just be your knight in shining armour!