If you'd care to recall, some time ago, we posted an article on homebrew developer Royale's attempt to bring Google maps to the PlayStation Portable. The coder has updated PSP-Maps to version 1.2 and with it comes a number of improvements. Here's a list of all the changes:
* fixed Google Map views
* added window title and icon for PC version
For those new to the application, be advised that the application does not use the Google Maps API (application programming interface) except for the address search. That said, be sure to go over the documentation included with the homebrew for full instructions on how to install and use the PSP-Maps v1.2.
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