When Sony released the PSP earlier this year, many a gadget groper's eyes lit up. The possibilities of tinkering with the portable's insides seemed almost limitless. Several applications for the PSP ...

Sony has released the new 3.90 firmware update for the PSP, bringing some exciting new features to the Sony PSP. Now you can have Skype on your PSP, and the update is now available to download from ...

Sony releases official PSP update in Japan that ramps up security; gamers warn that fake patch circulating Internet crashes PSPs. It's an accepted way of life among techno-wizzes. Company creates ...

Looks like Sony tried to slip us one in their latest PSP Firmware update. Sure it’s got a new memory saving mode for the PSP’s web browser and support for new PlayStation Network games, but what they ...

Hackers Software enthusiasts exploring the new PSP firmware updates found something ineresting: firmware 3.50 and 3.51 both include a “tiny module” named np9660.prx—better known as Sony’s official ISO ...

It's an accepted way of life among techno-wizzes. Company creates software; hackers hack software. Company upgrades software for more security; hackers hack upgraded release. The cyclical pattern ...

Sony Computer Entertainment will begin offering Tuesday a software update for the PlayStation Portable that adds several features including support for Flash content and the ability to save audio ...

Oddly, PS3 firmware 4.00 appears to have removed a key feature for PSP owners. While 4.00 added support for Vita, it appears that some PSP connectivity has been removed--intentionally or not. Before ...

Along with the PS3’s v2.10 firmware update, today has also marked the release of the PSP’s 3.80 firmware. The new firmware provides PSP owners with a new Internet radio feature that is now accessible ...

Sony has already released a 2.0 firmware upgrade to its PlayStation Portable (PSP) in Japan. Sony has announced plans to release that software in North America on August 12. the update adds a Web ...

Ten days after initially saying it would be ready, Sony has yet to release the promised North American version of the 2.0 firmware update for its PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld gaming console.

When Sony released the PSP in March, many a gadget groper's eyes lit up. The possibilities of tinkering with the portable's insides seemed almost limitless. Several applications for the PSP began ...