When you take a look at that big, beautiful, razor-sharp screen on the PSP, you get all kinds of ideas of what it should be used for. One of the earliest and most-wanted features asked for by ...

FOSTER CITY, Calif. August 24, 2005 Sony Computer Entertainment America announced today the availability of an all-new firmware upgrade for its market-leading PSP TM (PlayStation ® Portable) system.

Sony are set to release an official web browser for the PSP in a software update available next week. The new software also adds support for MPEG4 video. At the same time, Sony have announced a white ...

I’ve mentioned this to a number of people, and they all seem to be quite out of the loop on this one. Yes, the days of hacking your PSP to surf are over. In late July Sony released version 2.0 of its ...

Just a quick word about browsing the web on your PSP. While I think a web browser is an inevitablity for the platform (wasn’t that included in that leaked firmware along with the word processor?), I ...

When the wipeout browser hack came out, I saw someone controlling XBMC from their PSP browser. It's great that you could control XBMC from your PSP, but what if your XBOX isn't on, and your TV isn't ...

This how-to serves a few functions: to piggy-back off the excellent work already done by roto to sniff out and untether the browser feature inside the PlayStation Portable's Wipeout Pure game, to ...

I'm a gamer, and I work in games, so any game stuff I purchase is a write off. Still I've never seen any reason to buy a PSP. It's nice hardware but I have a Creative Zen Vision which is a stellar MP3 ...

Sony is enhancing the PlayStation Portable with features that include the addition of a Web browser to the operating software, the company announced on Wednesday. The firmware 2.0 upgrade is designed ...

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Sony has announced a free-to-download version 2.0 software upgrade for the Japanese PlayStation Portable that will introduce a web browser and increased versatility in other areas of its multimedia ...