While Sony went to great lengths towards preventing a repeat of the Pandora battery hack on PSPgo, they evidently forgot to patch up some existing security vulnerabilities on the software side. Mere days after the launch of the new hardware, homebrew developer FreePlay has managed to run unsigned code on it. Above is a video clip showing off his efforts in the form of a hello world proof of concept.

Anton Mikhailov, a software engineer (and right hand man to Richard Marks) in SCEA’s Research & Development department breaks down the new controller’s PVC origins and some of the possible applications for this new technology.




Via:[PlayStationBlog.com]

Can you imagine the possibilities once this new technology is released into the developers hands.

I still have my apprehension about the PSP Go most importantly because of the price. Sony did a pretty horrid job of keeping the development of the PSP Go anything but a secret. The Sony PSP Go specs is not jaw dropping the control schemes still remains the same. But from the looks of it this may be Sony's first blantant attempt to let Apple know that their is a New guy on the block sorta.

DLC(Download Content) is the future and Apple has already prep the mass public with it's Apple App Store. Sony see's a market where there is only one king. The differentiating factor in this new Digital War is Sony will focus only on the relationship that the PSP has with the PlayStation 3. While taking the next step of making DLC the norm a way of life for many especially our next generation of youths.

Motion sensitive control are the rage these days and I blame Nintendo with their cheap, cash cow, milf converting pet project called the Wii. They are a few things I have to say, I do not like about the Nintendo Wii: beside it being marketed to my 5 year old it seems Nintendo went backwards in terms of hardware technology. And the respon

If Sony can pull off a more realistic and accurate motion sensitive controller with the power of the CELL, Sony can take casual gaming to the HD next level. Its no secret that Sony is working on a new controller to compete with the Wiimotes and Xbox's 360 new motion sensitive controller. but the Internet has been litter with speculation and rumors and I am here to put fuel on the flame of speculation.
I hope if Sony goes this route, why not have uber-responsive motion control combine with the power of the new Sony Eye-toy. Can you say Minority Report?
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