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July 25, 2008 -- Rich has released a firmware update for the Ricoh GR Digital II camera. The new firmware update, version 2.10, adds eight new capabilities to the camera. This firmware update provides the ability to set the white balance manually in shooting mode; provides an Auto Aperture shift feature in the A mode; adds image noise reduction depending on the ISO sensitivity; and now displays the ISO setting when the shutter release button is half-pressed (when you set the ISO sensitivity to [AUTO] or [AUTO-Hi]. See below for a complete list of firmware enhancements;
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via CameraTown @ 10:00 27th Jul
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PSP Firmware 4.05 - Yup, another PSP firmware update's on the horizon! Exciting, no? This one's due "soon", and seems designed solely to spite Robbie Bach and his anti-PSP-as-a-music-player sentiments, as it's geared towards making your PSP music-playing experience just that little bit more pleasurable, which it will do by adding some new visualizers for music playback, "among other features".
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via Addict3d.org @ 7:44 14th 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 Computer Entertainment Europe has announced that its Firmware 2.40 update will go live on July 2nd. In one of the most substantial Firmware updates released on PS3 to date, 2.40 is set to provide a Trophy feature to rival Xbox 360 Achievements and an in-game XrossMediaBar (XMB).
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via TotalVideoGames.com @ 17:25 30th Jun
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While most iPhone users are awaiting Firmware 2.0.1 to get their stability issues resolved, scant details are floating around on the internet about 2.1 with improvements to GPS and possibly the copy and paste function, a feature that most users have been eager to have since the inception of the first iPhone. According to iPhone Atlas, the new firmware made some API changes that will make the GPS more accurate, with speed and direction readings. Also, Engadget Mobile is reporting that there are some command strings for cut, copy, and paste. It looks like the upgrade, along with the resolution of some serious stability issues, may be a welcomed tune for many iPhone users who have upgraded to iPhone 2.0 or have bought an iPhone 3G.
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via Pocketnow.com @ 17:11 26th 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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It’s been a bit of a saga, if we’re honest – and a needless one at that. However, after much hoo-hah and a minor bit of jiggery-pokery Sony has officially announced that the problematic firmware 2.40 has been fixed thanks to the cunningly-titled firmware 2.41. Ah, you see what they’ve done there...?
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via Games Domain @ 14:34 8th 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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PlayStation 3 firmware 2.4 bricked a few systems, was eventually pulled and then, today, got rereleased as firmware 2.41. Hooray!! But wait a second...what exactly went wrong with 2.4 in the first place? Sony has gone on the record with an official explanation:
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via Gizmodo @ 15:45 8th Jul
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Sony's well-anticipated firmware update version 2.40 for the PlayStation 3 went live for download yesterday, bringing with it in-game XrossMediaBar (XMB) access and Trophies for supporting PS3 game titles. Unfortunately, the update process did not appear to be as silky smooth as it was for previous firmware releases, and technical issues soon reared their ugly heads.
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via Neoseeker @ 3:52 5th Jul
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Sony Releases v2.41 Firmware For PlayStation 3 Officials from Sony have confirmed that version 2.41 of the PlayStation 3 firmware has now been released online, following the withdrawal of the keenly anticipated version 2.40.
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via Gamasutra @ 21:50 8th 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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We've already seen two videos of Sony's latest 2.4 firmware for the PS3 (that hits July 2nd, incidentally), but sometimes the story is easily told in good old fashioned photography. So here are some direct feed shots of the new firmware, including plenty of material on the new
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via Gizmodo @ 16:20 30th Jun
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Quick Bits: Sony PS3 firmware v2.4 coming July 2ndQuick bits are short Consumer electronics news and product announcements that have caught our eye over the last few days. At the top of this brief is news that Sony will issue a new firmware update this week for the PlayStation 3.
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via Digital Home Canada @ 18:17 30th Jun
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For those of you waiting on the new PS3 2.41 firmware to replace last week’s botched 2.40 version, you may not have to wait much longer. According to Sony’s customer service, firmware version 2.41 should be out “midweek.” This is good news for people like me with 2.40 installed and no issues but not so good news for those people with bricked PS3s.
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via Hard OCP @ 21:32 7th Jul
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In my excitement over the release of the new Playstation 3 firmware, 2.40, which includes in-game XMB support and trophies, I forgot what I usually recommend to people: don't jump on it (an OS update, a patch, a firmware update) until you see what happens to others who upgrade.
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via Huliq.com @ 20:06 2nd Jul
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Apple may already have the next iteration of iPhone firmware in late development, web traffic indicates. Data analyzed from server logs shows a minority of references to iPhones running firmware titled v2.0.1, instead of the normal v2.0 available preloaded or as an iTunes upgrade. The connecting phones are further divided into different builds, with 2.5G models running 5B101, and 3Gs relying on 5B103.
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via MacNN @ 11:39 15th Jul
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In addition to the announcement of the D700, Nikon has revised the firmware of the D3 and D300. The latest D3 firmware adds new function button customization options though not the ones featured on the D700. In addition to these and a virtual horizon in live view mode, Nikon has also addressed the problem that some users experienced in which the battery indicator would incorrectly register an empty battery.
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via Digital Photography Review @ 20:45 1st Jul
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Hot on the tail of the D700 release, Nikon let loose firmware 2.0 for the D3 DSLR, making the amazing camera even better. The main points of interest are improved autofocus and white balance, but I've blockquoted the laundry list below. The D300 gets a firmware update to 1.03 to fix incorrect battery indicator readouts, which is not nearly as exciting. [Nikon via Rob Galbraith via Gadgetlab]
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via Gizmodo @ 11:07 3rd Jul
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Only a few days after its D700 announcement (pictured at right), Nikon has released v2.0 firmware for its D3 digital SLR (Windows/Mac), bringing improved autofocus performance, improved Auto White Balance, and an issue that caused the battery indicator to blink, regardless of actual battery charge (which the company claims happened in "rare circumstances"). Nikon says that the firmware update incorporates a number of other fixes, including (1) allowing the aperture setting to be adjusted from the computer when shooting LiveView mode using Camera Control Pro 2 (ver. 2.2.0) or later with a PC-E lens. Other fixes include more "Vignette control" settings and fixes, more world-time options, new options for "Choose image area," and a new "Copyright information" item that has been added to the setup menu.
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via MacNN @ 17:20 3rd Jul
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As you probably know, each successive iPhone and iPod touch firmware release is immediately pounced upon by curious folks who scour it for changes and hints. The beta release of the iPhone 2.1 firmware turned up GPS and push e-mail hints, and some further exploration has uncovered even more juicy tidbits. iPhone Atlas has the details of one such discovery: a reference to what could be an upcoming iPod touch revision.
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via ArsTechnica @ 12:58 30th Jul
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You can get early access to iTunes 7.7 and iPhone 2.0 firmware, just go to software update / install the latest iTunes (after use this link to see the apps) then use this link & instructions to download the iPhone 2.0 firmware. This won't be useful in a few hours, but feel free to tinker around now (I am! - do so at your own risk, etc).
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via Toys And Gadgets @ 0:35 11th Jul
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Ricoh R8 Version 1.20 firmware update to improved accuracy of exposure at continuous shooting with full-press
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via Digital Photography Now @ 20:45 1st Jul
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