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PS3 Update Pulled by Sony: related news
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Sony has taken its PlayStation 3 firmware update offline after some users reported it locked their PS3 consoles. Sony says the problem only affected a few consumers, but the publicity could hurt. Also affecting Sony's image is an SQL-injection attack on Sony's popular PS3 Web site that offers a fake computer scan.
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via Enterprise Security Today @ 12:13 6th Jul
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Sony has taken its PlayStation 3 firmware update offline after some users reported it locked their PS3 consoles. Sony says the problem only affected a few consumers, but the publicity could hurt. Also affecting Sony's image is an SQL-injection attack on Sony's popular PS3 Web site that offers a fake computer scan.
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via Sci-Tech Today @ 21:27 3rd Jul
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Sony has taken its PlayStation 3 firmware update offline after some users reported it locked their PS3 consoles. Sony says the problem only affected a few consumers, but the publicity could hurt. Also affecting Sony's image is an SQL-injection attack on Sony's popular PS3 Web site that offers a fake computer scan.
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via NewsFactor Network @ 14:39 3rd Jul
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Bad news spreads fast in today's world, so when Sony released the 2.40 PS3 firmware update last week it wasn't long before reports of problems started to emerge, with some being unlucky enough to brick their console with the update. Sony therefore made the decision to take down the 2.40 update while they ironed out the problems, with the result being today's 2.41 firmware. Sony are now confident that the issues with 2.40 have been resolved, and have extended their apologies to the Playstation community for any inconvenience caused. 2.41 doesn't add any additional features over 2.40, and Sony hasn't said what it will do about the consoles that were bricked by the 2.40 firmware yet.
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via Overclockers Club @ 11:59 10th Jul
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Sony Rereleases PS3 firmware update patchGood news for the PlayStation fans. PS3 owners will now be able to download the much awaited PS3 firmware update patch version 2.41.
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via Topnews.in @ 8:08 9th Jul
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The PlayStation 3 firmware 2.40 update that Sony rolled out earlier this week included features like new XrossMediaBar functions, a new Trophies system and, in a few cases, complete system meltdown. Hours after Sony made the firmware available, users started complaining about a range of problems, and Sony has pulled the update in order to investigate.
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via Tech News World @ 11:14 4th 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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Earlier in the week Sony released the much awaited v2.40 firmware update for the PlayStation 3. While some gamers have installed the update and are living happily ever after, others got into a spot of bother when trying to install it. Sony has since pulled the update from its servers.
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via Tom's Hardware UK @ 11:14 4th 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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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's just pulled the 2.40 PS3 firmware update due to reports of it bricking and causing various other problems. If you're unlucky enough to already have installed it and ran into issues, Kotaku has a few solutions up. If not, just hold off until the fixed release is available soon. [Kotaku], Playstation Blog
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via Gizmodo @ 20:05 2nd Jul
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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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Sony's PlayStation 3 update 2.40 will boost the way PS3 users play and interact with one another. XrossMediaBar (XMB) lets PS3 users connect and communicate with other gamers, while Trophies lets gamers tout their accomplishments. An analyst said XMB could become the interface across Sony's connected consumer-electronics line.
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via Top Tech News @ 7:22 2nd Jul
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Last week's release of the version 2.40 firmware update for PlayStation 3 consoles was met with short-lived fanfare, as Sony Computer Entertainment would soon pull it from general distribution due to various technical issues it caused across a spread of PS3 models. The v2.40 update promised both in-game XMB (XrossMediaBar) access as well as the new Trophy reward system for supporting PS3 software in one fell swoop.
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via Neoseeker @ 8:14 9th Jul
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Here’s the theory: Sony creates a firmware update designed to enhance the PS3’s functionality and, more to the point, your gaming pleasure. The process of doing so should, in theory again, involve thoroughly testing the update in order to wheedle out every last nasty bug so that the update is 100% stable when it’s finally released. So that’s the theory. Can you see where we’re going with this yet...?
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via Games Domain @ 9:44 3rd Jul
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Remember last week's PlayStation 3 firmware update that added such features as "trophies" and the in-game XMB? Turns out the patch bricked a slew of consoles, prompting Sony to yank the update; a fix is due before the week is out.
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via Yahoo! @ 2:52 9th Jul
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Last week, Sony pulled its PlayStation 3 firmware upgrade (v2.40) after users began to report that it "bricked" their consoles. An updated update has been made available.
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via Beta News @ 15:38 8th Jul
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A day after Sony released the PS3 system software update 2.40, the company has decided to remove it from both its servers after several users reported bricked systems.
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via Animation Artist @ 14:40 3rd Jul
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A day after Sony released the PS3 system software update 2.40, the company has decided to remove it from both its servers after several users reported bricked systems.
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via Team Xbox @ 9:44 3rd Jul
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Well, after months of waiting, Sony’s 2.40 update, the one rocking in–game XMB (Cross media Bar) and trophy support, has already been pulled.
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via Stuff.tv @ 5:55 3rd Jul
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Update: Sony has no partners yet for movie download service Yesterday, Sony confirmed that it was bringing a movie download service to US PlayStation 3 users. Today however, new reports have surfaced implying that no movie studios have yet to strike distribution deals with Sony for the new service, meaning the movie catalog for the service could be small to start.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 21:24 29th Jun
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Sony's just announced a video service for their PS3 called VidZone, which somehow offers up free music and videos, albeit only in PAL regions for the time being. It'll allow you to streaming unlimited music on demand for free, but it's unclear whether it'll be ad-supported, or whether the catalog will be full of only Sony BMG tracks, or whether these are horrible tracks that nobody wants to hear anyway. We'll update with more info when we get it, but this is separate from the current PSN service which already lets you buy and rent movies (which is shown in the screenshot above). [Maxconsole]
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via Gizmodo @ 18:55 20th 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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