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PlayStation Store Update Inertia is Fatal edition: related news
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We've got another good week with a nice breadth of content for the PlayStation Store. Fatal Inertia EX headlines the week's offerings, which also include some new Hot Shots content and the Metal Gear Solid 4 database. Check out this week's update:
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via ArsTechnica @ 16:24 20th Jun
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America, your PlayStation Store offering for the week was pretty poor, but you're excused. It's a long weekend, you're out drinking and celebrating and letting off fireworks.
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via Addict3d.org @ 3:52 5th Jul
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Some new Playstation Store Content is online, this is the first part of the daily content updates that the Playstation Store is having during the week of E3.
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via Total Gaming @ 9:59 15th Jul
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Sony has updated their Playstation blog with a boatload of info on the next system update for the Playstation 3, version 2.4. The update will bring several new features we've already mentioned such as trophies and the ability to play music in-game, but that's not all: the new update will also support XMB access inside games. Like the PSP, the 2.4 update will also include Google support via XMB. Sony has posted a video walkthrough highlighting the new XMB, as well as a 2nd video dedicated to the trophy system.
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via Firing Squad @ 3:51 5th Jul
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Sony Computer Ent. America announced details of PlayStation 3 system software update 2.40, designed to enhance the way PS3 users play and interact with one another. Through regular firmware updates, SCEA has the ability to continually deliver new features to PS3 system that address the needs of its users. Now with the 2.40 update, PS3's community and in-game experience will be upgraded with new offerings that gamers have asked for. The update will deliver XMB (XrossMediaBar) access in-game, enabling PS3 users to connect and communicate with other gamers and utilize other XMB features seamlessly while playing most games.
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via Vfxworld @ 20:43 30th Jun
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Apple released iPhone version 2.0.1 update via iTunes Monday evening. The 242MB update contains various "bug fixes," according to Apple's installation note. The update "supercedes all previous versions" of iPhone software. There's no word yet if the update contains any additional features. In addition, Apple also unveiled the iPod touch 2.0.1, most likely containing similar bug fixes. As with all previous versions of the iPhone and iPod touch operating systems, the update is available through iTunes.
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via MacNN @ 11:56 5th Aug
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This afternoon Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) pulled the wraps off the iPhone 2.0.2 firmware update, its latest update for the device. Aside from “bug fixes” and tangential improvements it doesn’t appear to resolve the iPhone 3G’s connectivity issues, yet some are still hopeful. The jury’s still out on whether the new device’s troubles are linked to a faulty chipset or network problems at AT&T (NYSE: T), but more importantly can it even be fixed with a software update? Details on the update are still scant at this point, but the 242 megabit update is available at iTunes for those hoping to see an end to all those dropped calls. Wishful thinking or has Apple nipped this mess in the bud?
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via MocoNews.net @ 22:15 19th Aug
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SEATTLE, Aug. 1 /CNW/ - To the excitement of Muggles around the world, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) today announced that in addition to the Standard Edition of "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" it will offer a luxuriously packaged Collector's Edition - available exclusively at Amazon's worldwide websites. Inspired by J.K. Rowling's handwritten, illustrated book originally purchased at auction, Amazon's Collector's Edition features exclusive content, including illustrations not found in either the Standard Edition or the original. The Collector's Edition will be available for $100 (up to 100,000 copies will be printed). Net proceeds from the sale of both the Standard and Collector's Editions will be donated to the Children's High Level Group, a charity co-founded in 2005 by J.
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via Mediacaster @ 22:59 1st Aug
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While some forward-thinking individuals were dropping $10 to purchase the iPod touch 2.0 software update, Apple quietly issued a free iPod touch 1.1.5 update. If you own an iPod touch that hasn’t been updated to version 2.0 and would like the update, just plug your iPod touch into your Mac and decline the 2.0 update. iTunes will then inform you that the 1.1.5 update is available for download and installation.
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via Macworld @ 20:56 15th Jul
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While some forward-thinking individuals were dropping US$10 to purchase the iPod touch 2.0 software update, Apple quietly issued a free iPod touch 1.1.5 update. If you own an iPod touch that hasn't been updated to version 2.0 and would like the update, just plug your iPod touch into your Mac and decline the 2.0 update. iTunes will then inform you that the 1.1.5 update is available for download and installation.
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via ITworld.com @ 18:28 16th Jul
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While some forward-thinking individuals were dropping US$10 to purchase the iPod touch 2.0 software update, Apple quietly issued a free iPod touch 1.1.5 update. If you own an iPod touch that hasn't been updated to version 2.0 and would like the update, just plug your iPod touch into your Mac and decline the 2.0 update. iTunes will then inform you that the 1.1.5 update is available for download and installation.
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via InfoWorld @ 10:51 16th Jul
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While some forward-thinking individuals were dropping US$10 to purchase the iPod touch 2.0 software update, Apple quietly issued a free iPod touch 1.1.5 update. If you own an iPod touch that hasn't been updated to version 2.0 and would like the update, just plug your iPod touch into your Mac and decline the 2.0 update. iTunes will then inform you that the 1.1.5 update is available for download and installation.
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via Digital Arts @ 6:43 16th Jul
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Apple has pushed the iTunes 7.7 update required to use the App Store and will soon make available the iPhone 2.0 software. This is a free upgrade for current iPhone owners and a $20 one for iPod Touch owners. I have downloaded and installed iTunes 7.7 and hooked up my Touch, but a software update check tells me I still have the curent OS software, v1.1.4.
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via Wired News @ 10:29 10th Jul
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"The App Store–oh, man, the App Store. It’s a candy store, dude. It’s 550 free or cheap add-on programs that make the iPhone (or the iPod Touch) do absolutely amazing things…stunts a cellphone has no right to perform," David Pogue blogs for The New York Times.
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via Mac Daily News @ 20:20 17th Jul
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The PlayStation 3 continues to evolve with each firmware update, but not every update can be as exciting as, say, version 2.4 was. With little notice, the latest PlayStation 3 firmware update, version 2.42, has snuck out. What exactly the update does, though, remains to be seen.
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via ArsTechnica @ 18:13 30th Jul
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Since I'm a Verizon Wireless customer the closest thing to joining the iFrenzy for the iPhone 3G is taking advantage of Apple's App Store and the wealth new software options available for my iPod Touch. The only problem (sound effect of vinyl record scratching) I can't run any applications from the just opened Apple App Store because I'm locked out. Worse, now that I've updated iTunes to 7.7, I can browse and salivate over applications compatible with my iPod Touch and even download them to my PC. The only problem is my iPod Touch firmware won't update to the latest 2.0 version available today. I've been stuck looking at the message "This version of the iPod software (1.1.4) is the current version."
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via PC World @ 18:37 11th Jul
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via Shack News @ 0:10 8th Aug
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PlayStation 3 owners had been looking forward to the features offered with a downloadable update for the game system's operating system due this week. But looks like some of the software bugs might not have been squashed before the update, called version 2.40, went online yesterday. Sony has taken the update down following some reports that the software is causing problems for some users.
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via MONiTOR Today! @ 1:16 4th Jul
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PlayStation 3 owners who had to suffer through the long weekend without the perks of the recently released and then pulled 2.40 update can officially end their gnashing of teeth. The major update has been rereleased with added numerical value as firmware update version 2.41.
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via Extreme Tech @ 21:25 8th Jul
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Europe has an excellent example of a store chain where ELECTRONIC COMMERCE is King. It is called Shecklers (www.schlecker.com) . It is referred to as a “drug store” (pharmacies here are just pharmacies….no shoe polish, potato chips, etc). So Shecklers is a variety store, dollar store, convenience, you get the idea.
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via EC-BP @ 18:14 7th Jul
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Apple's App Store has arrived. Apple launched its App Store Thursday which features third-party applications for the iPhone 3G one day in advance of the much anticipated iPhone 3G which goes on sale Friday. The App Store became available this morning when Apple released its 7.7 version of the iTunes software. The App Store will also be available directly from the iPhone 3G's software.
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via PC World @ 17:13 10th Jul
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Want to get in on the closed beta for Sony's once-upon-a-time hotly anticipated PlayStation Home? To throw your name into the hat, just download the PlayStation Home theme that'll be added to the store later today. That's it. Your level of activity is apparently one of the criteria they'll be looking at—it's implied the more hardcore you are, the better your chances, though they might wanna see how nubbie nubs like it too. [PlayStation Blog]
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via Gizmodo @ 0:10 8th Aug
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Sony has launched the Playstation 3 video store, bringing yet another broadband video delivery avenue to market. The store offers roughly 300 movies in both standard and high-definition formats for rental, ranging from $2.99 to $5.99. TV shows can be purchased for $1.99 and up, while films can be purchased for between $9.99 and $14.99. One leg up on Microsoft: videos purchased through the store can be transferred to Sony's PSP handheld game unit. Some additional information is available in the Sony press release:
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via Broadband Reports @ 22:48 16th Jul
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After pulling the 2.40 update shortly after its release on July 2nd, Sony has released firmware update 2.41. PS3 users can download the update from the network update section of the XMB.
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via Firing Squad @ 21:51 8th Jul
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