Tag Archive for 'firmware'


Monday, Dec 24th 2007 by James Allan Brady

This PMP from Shenzhen Suno Technology looks pretty good compared to most of the rather boxy media players we see these days. It will play AVI, WMV, MP3, and WMA (with lyric display) as well as display various picture formats.

Friday, Dec 21st 2007 by Daniel Lim

The pricey line of Pioneer Elite Blu-Ray player, BDP-LX80, reported as US equivalent BDP-95FD, gets an update to version 3.2 at Japan. It improves subtitles usability as well as BD-Java menu. Current 95FD version at Pioneer US’s site is 3.15. It’s a 1.0 profile player so one could only hope continued support on the troublesome [...]

Thursday, Dec 20th 2007 by James Allan Brady

So basically this is a simple interface hack that allows your 5 or 5.5G iPod to look a lot more like an iPod Touch saving you $400. Sadly it won’t hack the screen into being a touch screen, but it’s better than the boring UI you’d normally be stuck with.

Tuesday, Dec 18th 2007 by Daniel Lim

Not only PS3 2.1 is live today, Sony also brought Internet Radio on PSP with the delivery of new firmware 3.8. The owner of the multimedia portable Playstation is now able to access diverse selection of music from thousands of radio stations and OPML format is also supported for importing channels as promised.
Link to FW [...]

Monday, Dec 17th 2007 by Daniel Lim

Don’t be surprised if you see a software update notice pop up tomorrow on your PS3. The full content of new firmware 2.1 was posted at Spain’s PS3 official site but was removed an hour later. We are expected to see features like DivX and profile 1.1 on next update but the voice changer function [...]


Friday, Dec 14th 2007 by James Allan Brady

It appears as though the PSP is getting internet radio sometime soon with the next firmware upgrade. Along with that the upgrade includes better support the OPML and pictures in RSS feeds.

Wednesday, Dec 5th 2007 by Daniel Lim

Onkyo and their premium line of Integra product are issuing firmware updates for current line of A/V receiver and processor that utilizes Silicon Optic Reon HQV. It’s not available to public or downloading online and owner is required to sign a waiver, fax the paperwork and they will send you the updater in the mail.

Wednesday, Nov 14th 2007 by Satsuki Then

PS3 gamers will soon be able to use DivX encoded content on their console (without hacked firmware) after Sony officially tie the knot between the two companies. Sony or DivX has not announced a date in regards of DivX support, however it is certainly in the coming days.

Friday, Nov 9th 2007 by Liaw Kim Poh

The 160MB firmware update brings few minor changes to the iPhone handset itself; the update includes patches for the TIFF exploit, languages setting, and international keyboard. Oh did I mention Jailbreak is not working anymore? So if you are still attached to those third party applications, don’t upgrade yet.
Apple release 1.1.2 update: little feature churn, [...]

Sunday, Nov 4th 2007 by James Allan Brady

In fact it fixed it the same way the T-Virus fixes death, it made it worse. That’s only in some cases, in some cases it actually did fix the problem, but it seems that in a large majority of the cases, it did nothing.

So I would assume that if it fixed the issue for some, [...]


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