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As many of you may know, a while back after some unfortunate leaks and drama in the PS Vita scene, Coldbird decided to depart from the hacking scene.  With no apparent intentions on returning, the hopes of a working PSX sound plugin for the Vita's CEF were a mere dream... Until now.

If you are hanging back on an older firmware just because you want to use the ARK eCFW, there's some good news for you as it's now available on every firmware. (Provided you have the game needed to exploit on a particular firmware)

It's that time again where numerous PS Vita exploit hackers hold their breath, to see whether future releases of VHBL exploits will still work on the PS Vita's official firmware.  2.12 is officially out, and just like the numerical increment its changes are very small.

The Z has returned to bring a news update, on the latest of the popular PS Vita Exploit VHBL. Unfortunately it is bad news, as he has had to postpone VHBL due to the exploited game needed only being available in the European PSN Store.

Have two PlayStation 3 consoles? Would you like to test running PSP ISO's on official firmware 4.41? Then read on will you!

For those who didn't remember, gSquare is a homebrew game that was a canidate for the PSP Genesis Compitition 2011 created by Geecko & Meastnt. It is a great puzzle PSP Homebrew that will keep you going for hours. This game is only in English and French...until now! You can play this game (for those who don't speak English well) in Dutch, German, French and Spanish!

Sony's official firmware 2.10 update may have put a stop to OpenCMA but that's not stopping everyone. See what's been done to get OpenCMA working again.

I'm sure that there are many of you who have been eagerly awaiting the release of TN-V v3.  Well  the wait is now over as Total_Noob has released it sooner than originally expected. 

TN-V has become the best way for users on OFW 2.02 and under to run homebrew on their Vita consoles. What if I told you the best just got a little bit better. Check out the major details by clicking onward!

This is some damn big and exciting news.  For avid YouTube gamers, or console gamers who like their platforms displayed on a full TV screen no matter what the resolution, this new development in the PS Vita scene may be a damn good investment for yourself!

Video tutorials from myself are up again!  Today I've collected all the necessary files/plugins into one video for you to get your old favourite PS1/PSX games running on your 6.XX CFW PSP.

The PS Vita scene has been just a little bit slow, but over the past week it has received a serious jolt. I have good news for those of you on OFW 2.06. The luxury of homebrew can now be yours.

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

For those PS Vita owners who are looking to take advantage of TomTomDu80’s upcoming VHBL release here are some things you may want to know before you scramble to download the game when it’s announced.

There's an new exploit discovered, courtesy of TheZ.  If you've got a PS Vita and a desire for more PS Vita hacking news then keep on reading.

After replacing my iPhone's home button today, I decided to configure it and realised a lot of people didn't know how to do that themselves!  For those with an unresponsive or faulty home button on your Apple device, read/watch on.

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.

Good news for PS Vita users looking to run homebrew from firmware 2.05 and 2.06. Read on!

If this week hasn't already been awesome enough for the PS Vita, it's just about to get a whole lot more awesome. Total Noob has just freshly finished the highly aniticipated CEF (Custom Emulator Firmware) TN-V for the Vita after Six months in development.

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....

After a long time spent making tutorials in the land of PS consoles and Android phones, I now make a move over to iOS devices with this incredibly simple tutorial for any newbies starting out with iPhone hacking.

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. 

Ok, things have been really up and down with this information about TN-V and 2.05 (an earlier article of mine to be exact) and I have cleared that up.  This time however I have information straight from the horses mouth so to speak, about what the go is with TN-V on 2.05.

Am I the only one who goes to download a torrent at the home computer, only to see another family member occupying the comfy cushion in front of it?  With this tutorial some of your problems may be solved.

The latest rumor says that there's a new PS Vita that's going to be released sometime in the future.

You guys know the deal by now I'm sure.  I've been putting off updating my PS3 to 4.30 CFW merely because I didn't understand a few things about it, and now I have taken that step, and turned that into a tutorial for you fine people to follow whether you are as hesitant as I was, or just new to the hacking scene.

About week or so ago I posted an article amongst the plethora of information on DashHacks, stating that a conversation with TheZ has ideally "confirmed" the existence of TN-V on 2.05 (you can see that conversation below).  Today is an article in reply to that and an apology from me.

I'm not sure about the majority of readers on DashHacks, but I myself was a bit scared of trying to update to 4.30 CFW with all the talk of bricking etc.  With REBUG making tools like this that are so simple to use however, I couldn't help making a tutorial for it.

Have some PKG files that need decrypting? Leecherman has the solution for you.

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.

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.

If you've been using your PS Vita on one of the later firmwares, chances are you've probably been running eCFW to get things done. This is all well and good, but even with the ability to load ISOs, there are still some apps that refuse to run. This exploit by tomtomdu80 might be your answer.

With the recent release of the ARK eCFW to the PS Vita community just a couple days ago, one of the biggest features available was PSX game support. The problem however is that these ISOs will offer you no sound at the moment. Here's an explanation on this anomaly!

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.

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!

If you're a lover of used games, you may want to pay attention to this new patent from Sony that uses an intricate approach to cease the usage of second-hand titles.

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 PS Vita has a fair few sites sharing content that can be utilized in both old VHBL's and the new CEF 2.02.  it would be great if everything was centralized, and for some time now it has been.

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.

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!

According to SKFU’s blog he is making progress on what could be one of the first nonPSPemu hacks out there and could pave the way for new hacks outside of the eCFW we have seen so far.

With Valve's recent talk about making living room PCs, the industry has been abuzz wondering if the console wars will be ready to handle a new yet tried and true competitor from computers. Is the industry going to change?

In its previous version, the YouTube app on the PS Vita has been just a little bit less than functional. However thanks to a hefty update issued today you'll be getting a whole lot to love on Sony's latest handheld.

Following up on an earlier article this week about Frostegater and his PS Vita misfortune, we can let you guys know that Frostegater now has another PS Vita.  Now he is right back into doing what he does best, and we should be seeing some of it sooner than expected.

For the users of OpenCMA on firmware 2.00 or higher: There's a new update available to keep your transfer abilities open.

TheZ and Frostegater have both done some great work in the PS Vita scene, and todays update is no different.  With the help of TheZ and his Vita, and with the help of Frostegater and his Vita kernel exploit, we now have eCFW running on 2.01 OFW.

It's time to get your Vita consoles updated. Firmware 2.01 is out and it is ready for action.

We've seen plenty of strong attempts at homebrew stores in other scenes, but this little app created by a talented three man team is a real standout for owners of the PlayStation Vita.