Irshell With Advanced Multi-tasking feature Coming Soon

[yakumo]

I think this is one of the best things in the homebrew scene. But I wonder, how will affect to battery life?

[osgeld]

i dont know how it effects battery life, since i dont have a slim

but i would guess that the psp slim is not switching off power to the extra ram when its not needed

therefore it wouldnt effect battery life

[b_simpson1999]

thats so funny i dont see the reason for muti apping apart from reading a text file walkthough or html walkthrough of the game ur playing but no help if ur tring to play jellocar and go on the internet at the same time switching between them and going out of bounds when u get bk to jellocar lol i dont have a slim yet anyway so its not going to change much for me but i still think they should make a irshell custom firmware lol

[wiredforpower]

This is insane! Once again, coders have done it better than sony.

[AdamRav]

Thats cool

Very cool

lol

Shame i don't have a slim though

[yakumo]

thats so funny i dont see the reason for muti apping apart from reading a text file walkthough or html walkthrough of the game ur playing but no help if ur tring to play jellocar and go on the internet at the same time switching between them and going out of bounds when u get bk to jellocar lol i dont have a slim yet anyway so its not going to change much for me but i still think they should make a irshell custom firmware lol

Yes, it has sense, at leas for me. I normally play games and put PSP to sleep in order to get back just when I was, to avoid every time the Sony Load Logo, the games intro, the games load, the savegame load, and some times moving to the point where I was. But imagine that one day I don't want to play the game because I am not "inspired", so I want to listen to music, or watch a video using psptube. That means exit the game. Arggg! I am to lazy to just repeat all the steps. Or for example, you want to show a new homebrew to a friend, so you have to exit again the game. Etc. Multitasking is great, no matter the system where it is implemented.