PSPoste was developed by a collaboration of three Carleton University students for their final year undergraduate degree project entitled 'Wireless E-mail on a MIPS R4000 Embedded System'
David Cummings - David Cummings is a Computer System Engineering graduate from Carleton University. David's focus on the PSPoste project is a mix of GUI and backend work including the design and implementation of the common control library (all GUI controls that are seen in PSPoste were developed by David), contacts, settings and mail sending.
Ben Biron - Ben Biron is a Computer Systems Engineering graduate from Carleton University and is our resident C guru. Ben's focus on the PSPoste project has been the lower-level aspects of the application including networking, mail handling, vmime integration and large text manipulation. His work included porting the vmime and iconv libraries to the PSP platform. In addition, Ben was the first developer to successfully connect the PSP to a network using DHCP. His method has been included in all of the PSP applications using DHCP (including the popular PSPRadio).
Sajeeth Cherian - Sajeeth Cherian is a 4th year Communications Engineering student at Carleton University. Sajeeth's focus on the PSPoste project is GUI design and implementation including the design and implementation of the message list window, message view window and input methods (Graphical keyboard, PSprint and IR keyboard). Some may know Sajeeth as the founder of Videora, a very popular video downloading program. Sajeeth is also the developer of the freely available PSP Video 9 application and PSP Homebrew 9 which are both applications geared towards users of the PlayStation portable.
