PS3 firmware 3.30 incoming *UPDATE*

Head's up to all PS3 owners, Sony has announced that a new software update for the PlayStation 3 will be available shortly. According to PlayStation Network director of operations, Eric Lempel:


"We’ll be adding a few new features to PlayStation 3 (PS3) via the latest system software update, which is a mandatory update and will be available shortly. Most notably, you’ll see some new sorting options within Trophies that make it easier to claim bragging rights among your friends on PlayStation Network."


* Trophy enhancements –- Now you can more easily sort trophies in the [Trophy Collection] and [Comparing Trophy] sections. Sorting can be done with [Trophy Collection] in the [Game Category] and also when comparing trophies with your friends in the [Friend Category]



o Trophy Folder (Title List) can be sorted by game name/ by title according to the date in which you earned your last trophy (ascending/descending)

o Add-on list (Group list) can be sorted by original/the date in which you earned your last trophy (ascending/descending)

o Trophy list can be sorted by original/trophy name/grade/date of obtaining the trophy (ascending/descending)


"In addition, this update preps the PS3 system for some upcoming new features, including 3D stereoscopic gaming, which is coming soon to PS3, in time for the launch of Sony’s 3D BRAVIA TVs."

Rumor: New firmware to allow background download for game patches

Let's face it - it can be pretty annoying when you fire your game up and it says you have to download a patch before you can proceed. A lot of patches aren't exactly quick downloads, especially if you're itching to go on and play whatever it is you're hooked on. Good news. Sony might be working on that little inconvenience by letting you download the patch in the background while you go and play.



Unlike the usual downloadable media or game content, you don't have the option of background downloading for patches. You're forced to wait it out until it's done updating. TheSixthAxis reports off the record that they've got word that this will change via a future firmware update. That means that when a patch comes up, you can download it right away while maintaining use of your PS3.

Of course, Sony won't be commenting on this rumor. But we would, won't we?

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Sony upgrades PS3 with new 40nm RSX chip

After Sony successfully and drastically cut down production costs of the PS3 with the Slim revision, they're finally heading straight into the profits zone with a smaller version of the RSX processor.



The 40nm processor not only reduces the production costs of the console, it also reduces chances of YLOD problems occurring. It also requires less power (a 15% decrease compared to the 65nm RSX) and is less likely to overheat, thus cutting down on cooling requirements as well.



The new 40nm RSX is reportedly found in the CECH-2100A models we reported on early last month.

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FW 3.30 added remote play for future VAIO PCs

Going through the system update the other day, Sony told us that the new firmware added Trophy-sorting features, as well as preparation for 3D gaming. Add this to the list of what Sony does to your PS3 under the radar - it seems they've added remote play support for future VAIO PCs, among others.



There seems to be a new BD Audio Output listed under Video Settings. Support for Direct and Bitstream have apparently been added. But the bigger crunch of what has been found so far is the addition of remote play support for PCs. According to PlayStation.com:



You can now select [PC] as an option under [Remote Play Settings] > [Register Device]. When you select this option, you will be able to use the remote play feature to operate your PS3 system from future models of the VAIO PC. Details of this feature will be announced on the official VAIO website at vaio.eu/playstation in May 2010.



It's pretty much understandable why they wouldn't announce this addition on the firmware update - the new feature is to be announced at a later date after all. We should get more info on what we can do with it once it's announced

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PS3 firmware 3.30 incoming *UPDATE*

Head's up to all PS3 owners, Sony has announced that a new software update for the PlayStation 3 will be available shortly. According to PlayStation Network director of operations, Eric Lempel:

"We’ll be adding a few new features to PlayStation 3 (PS3) via the latest system software update, which is a mandatory update and will be available shortly. Most notably, you’ll see some new sorting options within Trophies that make it easier to claim bragging rights among your friends on PlayStation Network."

• • Trophy enhancements –- Now you can more easily sort trophies in the [Trophy Collection] and [Comparing Trophy] sections. Sorting can be done with [Trophy Collection] in the [Game Category] and also when comparing trophies with your friends in the [Friend Category]
    • Trophy Folder (Title List) can be sorted by game name/ by title according to the date in which you earned your last trophy (ascending/descending)
    • Add-on list (Group list) can be sorted by original/the date in which you earned your last trophy (ascending/descending)
    • Trophy list can be sorted by original/trophy name/grade/date of obtaining the trophy (ascending/descending)

"In addition, this update preps the PS3 system for some upcoming new features, including 3D stereoscopic gaming, which is coming soon to PS3, in time for the launch of Sony’s 3D BRAVIA TVs."

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You will need:
An hacked PSP (Phat or Slim) (Recommended 5.00 M33-6 FW or 5.50 GEN-D3)


An PC (to get the files)
An USB cable or an Memory Stick adapter
An Memory Stick (with at least 20 MB free (I don't have the exact MB # that PSPKVM and Opera Mini takes but I think that 20 MB should be enough))
An Internet connection (both on your PSP and in your PC)

If you haven't already hacked your PSP follow this link for an complete guide.

Got that? Let's start.

First, get PSPKVM 0.5.4 app Download from here

and Mini from m.opera.com

Place in the folder X:/PSP/GAME5XX/ were X: is the letter of your drive (copy the ENTIRE pspkvm folder!).

I hope You know this…

After that upgrade to 0.5.5 test 2 version by downloading the 0.5.5 EBOOT here.
Put the EBOOT into X:/PSP/GAME5XX/ , confirming overwrite.

Then, get the Opera Mini files here.

Choose your favorite Language, and download the two files.

Place them in the root of your Memory Stick (were you can see all the other folders).

You're almost done!

Now, unplug your PSP from your PC and go to the GAME menu on the PSP, and launch PSPKVM.

If you haven't set up an Internet connection, choose "Network Set-up" (remember, in this app ENTER is with O, not with X, however, this option can be changed by going to SYSTEM MIDLETS>CONFIGURE VM>KEYMAP SETTINGS).

Now, go to "SYSTEM MIDLETS>FIND APPLICATIONS", and select the file "opera-mini-advanced.jad" from ms0:/ (should be on the root). Press O and it should ask you if you want to install the app, click yes (the bottom options are with [Select] and [Start] if you haven't already figured it).

Choose the device J2ME 480*272 (this adjusts Opera to the PSP screen size).

Wait to it to finish.

Done!

If you did everything correctly, "Opera Mini" should be now on your main PSPKVM menu.

Click on it to start Opera Mini.

To change the settings…
Launch Opera Mini.
Go to Menu>Tools>Settings.

You can choose an custom color theme, font size, and more.

That's it!

If you have done everything correctly Opera Mini should look like this:

"Not enough memory" errors are over!

Have fun with it!

Additional Steps

These are OPTIONAL, they're not required for Opera to work.
You (should) get Opera for PC as you can synchronize your PC bookmarks to your PSP without the need of moving any file.
Use the "Mobile View" mode to reorganize the page for an optimized view.

How to use PSP OSK instead of bulit-in Java keyboard
If you're using the newest PSPKVM version, there's no need anymore to edit any file, as it's now configurable:
Just start PSPKVM, and go to SYSTEM MIDLETS>CONFIGURE VM>VIRTUAL KEYBOARDS.

You're done! Now typing should be A LOT faster!
Note: To bring it up choose "QUERTY" in the menu (when typing in Opera Mini). Then press any button. It should pop up. Do your typing, and click ok. You should know the rest.
To undo just go again to SYSTEM MIDLETS>CONFIGURE VM>VIRTUAL KEYBOARDS and choose the keyboard you want to use.

Opera Mini v5 Beta info:
I know there's an newer Opera version released, but it runs slow like hell. Stick to this one.
For games Same as above but use Jar file of games instead of mini.