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==Homebrew development and custom firmware==
 
==Homebrew development and custom firmware==
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{{Main|PlayStation Portable homebrew|Custom firmware}}
 
[[File:PSP-Homebrew.jpeg|thumb|PSP-Homebrew]]
 
[[File:PSP-Homebrew.jpeg|thumb|PSP-Homebrew]]
 
On June 15, 2005, hackers disassembled the code of the PSP and distributed it online. Initially the modified PSP allowed users to run custom code and a limited amount of protected software. These included custom-made PSP applications such as a calculator or file manager. Sony responded to this by repeatedly upgrading the software.
 
On June 15, 2005, hackers disassembled the code of the PSP and distributed it online. Initially the modified PSP allowed users to run custom code and a limited amount of protected software. These included custom-made PSP applications such as a calculator or file manager. Sony responded to this by repeatedly upgrading the software.

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