Next update to Spark 360 should bring one of the most requested features – message notifications. The feature is mostly complete; currently being tested.
I’m also working on another Android app; its purpose should be fairly obvious from the following (very much alpha) screenshots. 
Spark 360 should be updated some time within the next week; I don’t have a date (or a name, for that matter) for the other app.
I’m currently working on fixing the back-end of Spark. Once this is done, messages can be sent in the background, and ‘compare games’ can be re-enabled.
Today I spent some time getting to know the PlayStation Network website. Intimately. And I was pleasantly surprised – going from zero to fetching the achiev.. pardon, trophy list took a little over two hours. And I remembered why I love dealing with plain web scripting languages that do not wrap cumbersome, complicated functionality inside a deceptive layer of HTML and POSTdata (I’m looking at you, ASP.net).
The gist of this story is that PSN support is no longer a question of if, but when. I don’t know how many people are actually looking forward to PSN support (I’m much more fond of my 360 for games – my PS3 is largely used for BluRay discs, and the occasional PS3-exclusive title), but if you are, I’d like to hear about it. (I still love my PSP, though for reasons that do not include modern games.)
I'm also a pretty big fan of classic computing, chiptunes and video games (which are the reason I got into computer programming to begin with).
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