http://skattertech.com/2006/04/playstation-portable-schedule/ scattered technology news Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:11:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://skattertech.com/2006/04/playstation-portable-schedule/#comment-5573 Skatter Tech » Upcoming PSP Games: October Sun, 01 Oct 2006 03:56:26 +0000 http://www.skattertech.com/2006/04/playstation-portable-schedule/#comment-5573 [...] According to a recent Sony press release, a GPS module, Camera add on, and a firmware upgrade to support playing PlayStation One games should all be availble by the end of this month (more info). We will post any new information as it becomes available, so please check back soon. [...] [...] According to a recent Sony press release, a GPS module, Camera add on, and a firmware upgrade to support playing PlayStation One games should all be availble by the end of this month (more info). We will post any new information as it becomes available, so please check back soon. [...]

]]> http://skattertech.com/2006/04/playstation-portable-schedule/#comment-1631 Skatter Tech » PSP Firmware v2.70 Released Tue, 25 Apr 2006 14:41:08 +0000 http://www.skattertech.com/2006/04/playstation-portable-schedule/#comment-1631 [...] With this update, it seems as though Sony is sticking with their PSP Timeline Plan they had presented in the 2006 PlayStation Business Briefing. To update your PSP to v2.70 either visit the U.S. PlayStation Software Update page or to [Settings] > [Network Update] on you PSP. Updating does have a major draw back, homebrew that worked on v2.60 PSPs using the GTA exploit will no longer function. If you do update you won’t be able to run any homebrew applications until PSP hackers release a new exploit. But if you don’t wish to run homebrew you might as well update. Both the Macromedia Flash Player and the Save Feature for the RSS Channel are great new addons. (Stream iTunes to PSP will now allow saving files.) [...] [...] With this update, it seems as though Sony is sticking with their PSP Timeline Plan they had presented in the 2006 PlayStation Business Briefing. To update your PSP to v2.70 either visit the U.S. PlayStation Software Update page or to [Settings] > [Network Update] on you PSP. Updating does have a major draw back, homebrew that worked on v2.60 PSPs using the GTA exploit will no longer function. If you do update you won’t be able to run any homebrew applications until PSP hackers release a new exploit. But if you don’t wish to run homebrew you might as well update. Both the Macromedia Flash Player and the Save Feature for the RSS Channel are great new addons. (Stream iTunes to PSP will now allow saving files.) [...]

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