What is the BOCK?
BOCK is an unofficial electronic book reader for PlayStation® Portable (PSP®). A number of PSP® devices are all designed primarily for playing, although each has different multimedia functions. Depending on the PSP® model, it can be able to play movies and music from physical or digital media, access the Internet via Wi-Fi® or chat via Skype ™. The BOCK software can add to this function by allowing the device to display E -Knih in the form of a portable document format (PDF) and simple text (TXT). This software gives the user a range of options, including text colors and background and screen orientation. Rather than being commercially developed, it is a type of software with an open source code that the community can freely distribute and modify. Users are generally able to compile and edit the software you way if it remains free. It can also be freely installed on any PSP® that has compatible firmware.
As a Homebrew software, the BOCK may require PSP® to work. The new firmware is regularly released for various PSP® devices and new games often force users to update their firmware. One of the functions of the new firmware is often to ban various Homebrew products such as BOCK. If this is the case, it may be necessary to install old or modified firmware. This process may have the potential to damage the device if it is done incorrectly, and any software installation may cancel the device warranty.
PDF file format used by the BOCK is relatively common and the e -books that use it can be placed from different sources. Many e -book publishers offer their books either for sale or free of charge, in PDF format. Downloading free E -Knih can be a progagation items from publishers or books that are in the public domain. These books whose copyrights have expired are assembled by a number of Internet resources and can be available as downloadedí pdf.
In addition to E -Knih and other PDF documents, the BOCK can read the simple text files (TXT). Simple text files lack the depth of PDF formatting, although some publishers E -Knih, especially books in the public domain, can offer their books as TXT. Under certain circumstances, the ability to read shorter, Simper, simple text documents with PSP® may also be useful.