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- Tech Today: Google Music, Android movie rentals official
- News@8pm: iPhone 5 specs and PSN delays
- Duke Nukem Forever to hit iPhone and iPad next month
- LG unveils the world's first 3D augmented reality browser
- iPhone app news: Joby launches stop motion app
- HTC Salsa to be exclusive to O2 in the UK at launch
- Editor's desk competition: This week's winners revealed
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 unveil in 'the coming weeks'
- Microsoft officially buys Skype for $8.5 billion
- Zuma Fitness retakes UK gaming chart top spot
- Amazon Kindle tablet to run a tweaked version of Android
- Nokia to launch dual-screen 3D tablet next year?
- Playboy uncensored iPad content to be optimised site
- iPhone 5 to see Apple partner with Nuance for voice features
- FIFA 12 3DS announced
- Youtube: 3000 movies added for online rental in the US
- Windows Phone 7 update: preview on 24 May
- Google Music finally set to launch today
- Editor's Desk Competition clues: Win free gadgets
- News@10: YouTube adds to movies and Zumba Fitness
- Microsoft set to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
- Amazon Cloud Player now works with iOS
- PlayStation Network relaunch not until 31 May
| Tech Today: Google Music, Android movie rentals official Posted: 10 May 2011 12:23 PM PDT
In a special edition of TechToday, we run down a monster evening of Google and Android news from the I/O conference in San Francisco. Music Beta by Google is finally official
Movie rentals are here too
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New versions of Android Incoming
Android coming to the home
The white Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
News@8: Before the Google news bombardment Tuesday saw more rumblings of the iPhone 5 specs, more bad news for PlayStation Network users and Nokia's interest in developing a 3D tablet. Catch-up on that and more in our daily News@8 round-up. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| News@8pm: iPhone 5 specs and PSN delays Posted: 10 May 2011 12:00 PM PDT
Welcome to your nightly round-up of the day's news and goings on courtesy of T3.com.
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Nokia could be set to unveil a 3D tablet device in the future, if a patent filed by the phone-maker in late April is anything to go by. The device would be similar in design to that of the Nintendo 3DS, providing users with a glasses-free 3D experience. For fans of Ninty's portable games console, it was confirmed today that FIFA 12 will be coming to the device. Players can look forward to the standard 11 vs 11 action as well some 5-a-side 3D Street Football.
Latest iPhone 5 rumours suggest the new iPhone will feature a new voice controlled interface. Apple has partnered up with speech recognition experts Nuance, beating Microsoft to the software, reports say today. The Californian company is reportedly looking to utilize its recent acquisition of voice tech company Siri to improve user’s audio interface in future handsets. In iPad news, the mystery of how Playboy got its app past Steve Jobs’ no porn policy has been revealed: they didn't. The uncensored, subscription based iPad content will be available to users via an optimised website, rather than as a downloadable app.
In the world of smartphones, the HTC Salsa will only be available to users on O2 network. The handset dubbed the 'Facebook Phone', is to be released in June alongside the HTC ChaCha. Elsewhere, LG has revealed a free 3D augmented reality browser app in the lead up to the release of its much touted LG Optimus 3D smartphone. The phone is the first to feature glasses free 3D technology, and is due to be released this summer. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Duke Nukem Forever to hit iPhone and iPad next month Posted: 10 May 2011 09:17 AM PDT
Delayed game reported to be coming to iOS The long overdue arrival of Duke Nukem Forever is scheduled to finally launch next month with the eagerly awaited gaming release now rumoured to be coming with an iOS surprise.
Confirmed for the Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3 and PC, gaming blog Touch Arcade has now spotted references to Apple’s iOS App Store in the publisher’s licensing agreement for the repeatedly delay hit Duke Nukem Forever title.
Elsewhere in Duke Nukem news, retailer GAME has announced it is to give customers the chance to meet Duke ahead of the new games release with an in-store appearance at the London Oxford Street store tomorrow, May 11th.
“Duke Nukem is 20-years-old this year and the release of the fantastic new game, Duke Nukem Forever is the perfect way to celebrate his birthday. Ahead of the launch, we’ve got our own Duke in-store, in his first ever-public appearance,” announced Head of UK PR for GAME, Neil Ashurst.
Will Duke Nukem finally touch down next month or is another trademark delay in the works? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
Via: | TouchArcade This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| LG unveils the world's first 3D augmented reality browser Posted: 10 May 2011 08:54 AM PDT
Free 3D augmented reality browser app announced ahead of smartphone release LG and Wikitude have unveiled the the World's first 3D augmented reality browser, designed for the upcoming LG Optimus 3D smartphone.
The unveiling of the app coincides with the release of the much anticipated LG Optimus 3D, available this summer. The phone will feature a dual-core processor, as well as a 3D platform providing glasses-free viewing, recording and sharing of 3D content.
Are you excited about the release of the LG Optimus 3D this summer? Join in the conversation on our Twitter and Facebook pages. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| iPhone app news: Joby launches stop motion app Posted: 10 May 2011 08:44 AM PDT
Is this the best camera app on the iPhone? Joby, the maker of the ultra-flexible GorillaPod tripod, has today launched a stop motion camera app that allows you to create animations on your iPhone 4 handset.
The Frame X Frame app which is free to download from the App Store will stitch together up to 2,000 photos taken at differing intervals from one-per-second up to one every 24 hours. There's also a host of different frame rates for you to play with.
So if you want to create your own Wallace and Gromit, you can move your characters slightly every few seconds, or you can take a picture of, say the different stages of the moon every night.
The app will automatically stitch all of the photos together leaving you with your very own video animation that you're then able to share through all of the usual means; Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
As well as the stop motion functionality there's also a bunch of other features which boost the iPhone's camera, such as Time Lapse, Self-Timer, 3 Shot Burst and Press Anywhere. It's a very impressive package.
Of course, Joby wants you to use the GorillaMobile tripod for iPhone to ensure a steady hand on all of your creations, which is probably why this really cool app is free of charge.
Here's a clip of the Frame X Frame app in action. Visit the Joby website to enter a stop motion animation competition for the chance to win a Canon 7D.
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| HTC Salsa to be exclusive to O2 in the UK at launch Posted: 10 May 2011 08:11 AM PDT
Not on o2 network but fancy getting your hands on the upcoming HTC Salsa? Think again... The O2 phone network has bagged exclusive rights to the new HTC Salsa, according to online handset retailer Clove.
The Salsa is one of two so called Facebook phones due to be released by HTC in June, the other being the annoyingly titled HTC ChaCha. Both phones are deeply integrated with software from the social networking site, and have dedicated Facebook buttons to keep friends updated with your every move.
Amazon yesterday made the HTC handset available for pre-order in the UK on a SIM-free basis. The online retailer and Kindle producer is offering the HTC Salsa for £319.99 with a June 26th release date.
Does the idea of a dedicated social network phone fill you with excitement or dread? Let us know on Twitter and Facebook. Via: Techradar This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Editor's desk competition: This week's winners revealed Posted: 10 May 2011 07:52 AM PDT
Find out what this week's mystery prize was and past editor's desk giveaways Tuesday’s are often a day of dread, the buoyant energy recovered from the weekend is gone and the following weekend’s recuperation is nothing more than a mere spot on the ever distant horizon. Fear not though for your trusted T3 brings you the unique opportunity to claim some tasty tech swag each and every Tuesday through our competition: ‘What’s on the Editor’s desk?’
This week we had a i-tempt terrier radiator control to give away with the eco green gadget prize eventually going to Facebook follower Elisa Ruff following a flurry of correct answers across both Facebook and Twitter.
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To be in with a chance of winning next week’s mystery editor’s desk prize simply follow T3 on Twitter and Facebook and await the first clue next Tuesday at 10am. Still not quaking with excitement? Then take a look at the prizes we have already given away to our Facebook fans and Twitter followers:
- Five Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power Razors
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| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 unveil in 'the coming weeks' Posted: 10 May 2011 07:26 AM PDT
Formal Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 announcement coming soon, Activision confirm Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, the next addition to the hugely popular gaming franchise, is to be officially unveiled in “the coming weeks,” publisher Activision has announced.
Teasing the eagerly awaited game’s arrival during the company’s earnings call last night, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick, failed to formerly name the widely expected third instalment of the Modern Warfare series but announced: "We'll be releasing more details on the various Call of Duty initiatives for this year and the coming weeks.”
Whilst the gaming world awaits the arrival of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, last year’s CoD release, Call of Duty: Black Ops was confirmed during the same earnings call to have become the bestselling game of all time in terms of dollars generated.
Despite this Black Ops success Kotick stressed: "This year's Call of Duty has a very high bar to exceed, yet we believe that this year's Call of Duty initiatives will result in the best overall Call of Duty experiences we have created to date.”
Will Activision unveil Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 or throw a curve ball and kick off a new CoD series this year? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Microsoft officially buys Skype for $8.5 billion Posted: 10 May 2011 06:52 AM PDT
Microsoft's largest ever buyout sees Skype join the big M Following much speculation Microsoft has officially acquired VoIP service Skype for a fee of $8.5 billion (£5.2 billion) as boards of directors from both companies approve the deal.
The cash fee sees Microsoft take control of the video calling service and its global user base that tops the 663 million milestone and marks the company’s largest ever acquisition eclipsing its previous high set following its $6 billion 2007 takeover of AQuantive Inc.
"Together we will create the future of real-time communications so people can easily stay connected to family, friends, clients and colleagues anywhere in the world."
The $8.5 billion fee includes the covering of $775 million (£474 million) in active debt that Spotify held as well as a $30 million revolving credit line.
Microsoft has a lot of areas in its overall Internet business that it could be working on, and whether the acquisition of Skype is the key silver bullet that fixes all of that remains to be seen,” said Kunal Bajaj, head of telecommunications consulting firm Analysys Mason India Pvt. in New Delhi. “People go to Skype to make phone calls, and there isn’t much else in social networking, instant-messaging and status updates and things like that.”
Will the Microsoft takeover affect the Skype service we all know and love? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
Via: Bloomberg This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Zuma Fitness retakes UK gaming chart top spot Posted: 10 May 2011 06:22 AM PDT
The dance fitness craze sweeping the world has retaken the top spot in this week's UK video game charts Zumba Fitness continues to dance all over it's rivals in the gaming charts, returning to the top spot after knocking Portal 2 into second place.
The game, which claims to offer the ultimate fitness experience, tops both the individual and multiformat charts for a second time running, with 85 per cent of its sales coming from the Wii version and only 5 per cent to the newer PlayStation 3 version. Previously, Zumba Fitness held the top spot for three weeks.
And with sales falling just 3 per cent week-on-week, compared to Portal 2's 43 per cent, gamers obviously have more than an appetite for the latin dance craze, putting Zuma Fitness way ahead of it's rivals in the charts. Who says playing computer games causes obesity?!
Whilst Mortal Kombat rounded out the week's top three, Call of Duty: Black Ops and Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars completed the multiformat top five. FIFA 11, Operation Flashpoint: Red River, Wii Fit Plus, Pokemon Black and Just Dance 2 were positioned between sixth and tenth respectively.
Have you shaken your booty on Zumba Fitness? Get in touch on Twitter and Facebook.
Via: Metro This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Amazon Kindle tablet to run a tweaked version of Android Posted: 10 May 2011 04:51 AM PDT
Could Amazon 'tweak' the Android OS Platform for the Kindle tablet? Rumours on the potential Amazon Kindle tablet gathered strength today with speculation rife that the possible iPad challenger will run a skinned version of Google's Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system.
Whilst specs for the mooted Kindle tablet remain a mystery, attention has turned to Amazon's software aspirations, with respected tech site ZDnet speculating today on the rumoured device running a tweaked version of Google's Android Platform.
The company has hired a whole army of Android programmers over the past year or so, many of whom were brought in to oversee the development of the online retailers App store and Cloud player. Reports now suggest, however, that the smae developers could also be tinkering with the code in Google's opensource Android platform to tweak it for their own device. It's possible, and perhaps the next logical step for the Seattle based company which is quickly becoming a thorn in Google's side.
At this stage, it's all just speculation, with tight lipped Amazon not even announcing that they are bringing out a tablet, let alone giving a date for the device's release. Expect more rumours as details leak out. Do you think Amazon could take on the might of the iPad 2? Let us know on Twitter and Facebook.
Via: ZDNet
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| Nokia to launch dual-screen 3D tablet next year? Posted: 10 May 2011 04:17 AM PDT
Could Nokia be set to make it's mark on the tablet market?
With it's first batch of Windows 7 phones being put together as we write, it appears that Nokia could also be set to enter the tablet market with a device not completely dissimilar to the concept of Nintendo's 3Ds.
A patent filed by the Finish phone giant in late April has been unearthed showing a dual screen device with 3D capabilities and eye level tracking camera which, in technical terms, is a device with "auto stereoscopic rendering and display apparatus".
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop recently confirmed that the company was "right now assessing what's the right tablet strategy for Nokia." With this patent being released, it looks as if the company has finished these assessments.
The news follows rumours across the internet that Microsoft is putting together a tablet focussed around the upcoming Windows 8 OS, which is thought will appear at some stage next year. Would you buy a dual screen 3D tablet device? Let us know on Twitter and Facebook.
Via: Techradar This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Playboy uncensored iPad content to be optimised site Posted: 10 May 2011 03:57 AM PDT
May 18th date given to iPad optimised Playboy content The digitalised version of adult magazine classic Playboy is set to disappoint a number of expectant fans as the mooted uncensored iPad app is revealed to be nothing more than an tablet optimised website.
A number of recent Tweets from Playboy founder Hugh Hefner stating Playboy was coming to the iPad in a “complete and uncensored” form sparked widespread speculation that the ladies man had found away around Steve Jobs and Apple’s stringent anti-porn rules for App Store content.
Whilst the optimised iPad site is Playboy’s only tablet announcement at present, reports suggest Hefner and his band of bunnies are still eyeing up an uncensored iPad with the hope of slipping a bared nip past the smut banishing Jobs.
Will you be signing up to Playboy’s optimised iPad website or waiting until its editorials and other assets land in full app form? Let us know via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
Via: TechRadar This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| iPhone 5 to see Apple partner with Nuance for voice features Posted: 10 May 2011 03:19 AM PDT
Next-gen Apple handset to host improve voice features Apple is to add improved speech recognition features to its upcoming iPhone 5 with specialist firm Nuance beating out Microsoft to provide the new software, new reports have revealed. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Looking to add a flurry of new voice recognition features to its mobile operating system to put iOS ahead of Google’s Android, Apple is reportedly looking to utilise its recent acquisition of voice tech company Siri and a deepened relationship with Nuance to improve user’s audio interface with their handsets.
Although it is not known what form these reported improved voice recognition commands will take, they follow job listings from the Cupertino company that included the role of “iOS Speech Operation Engineer.” Apple is expected to officially unveil the mooted iPhone 5 and any new voice command features at WWDC next month.
What features would you like to see hit upcoming iPhone 5? Let us know via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Posted: 10 May 2011 03:16 AM PDT
Street football also reprised for 3DS outing EA Sports has announced that FIFA 12 will be coming to the Nintendo 3DS promising new touch controls for Ninty's glasses-free 3D console.
Following the arrival of Pro Evo 3DS as one of the launch titles for Nintendo's new portable console back in March, fans of the EA football franchise can look forward to the standard 11 vs 11 action as well some 5-a-side 3D Street Football.
Implementing new, optional touch screen controls, you'll be able to use the lower touch screen to hone your shooting and use the touch screen to add variety to your set-pieces. Nine different camera angles should also help you find the perfect playing view.
With 500 oficially licensed clubs to choose from, there's eight different game modes which include Career Mode, Tournament Mode, head-to-head gaming via Wi-Fi and Be A Pro Mode, which lets you carve a career from the streets all the way to pulling on the jersey for your national side.
Pricing for FIFA 12 3DS has yet to be detailed, but it is set to hit stores in the autumn.
Link: EA
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| Youtube: 3000 movies added for online rental in the US Posted: 10 May 2011 03:08 AM PDT
But when will it come to the UK? The on-demand movie war is heating up, with one of the web’s biggest forces now upping the ante; Youtube has struck up a deal with major Hollywood studios to allow users in the US to rent any of a 3000-strong library of films on demand. Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Brothers and NBC Universal are among those that are part of the new service, which is live now. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Windows Phone 7 update: preview on 24 May Posted: 10 May 2011 03:01 AM PDT
So-called Mango update finally set to be detailed. Microsoft will detail plans for its upgrade to Windows Phone on 24 May, sending out an invite to VIPs. The event is set to be centred around the so-called Mango software boost, which has also been dubbed Windows Phone 7.5.
Microsoft has already given tech fans a glimpse of what we can expect, with better Twitter integration, motion sensing smarts and multitasking are all high on the agenda. There’s no news on when the update will be rolled out, or if new handsets will be shown off at the same time.
This is undoubtedly good news for Nokia, as it looks to hurry along its plans for its own Windows Phone devices. And with the invite lacking any mention of Windows Phone 7, you expect the number to be dropped too.
For more on this story, stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter pages.
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| Google Music finally set to launch today Posted: 10 May 2011 02:23 AM PDT
Android exec drops details of Google Music early. Google Music is expected to launch today at the search giant’s I/O event in San Francisco. The digital locker service is set to look very similar to Amazon’s Cloud Drive and Cloud Player offerings, although the Big G’s service is set to offer free space for a whacking 20,000 tunes.
When you consider Amazon only offers room for 1,200 tracks for free, it looks like Google is about to gazump its key rival completely. But the company’s not had it all its own way, with Android exec Jamie Rosenberg telling All Things D that initial plans for the service had to be shelved due to lack of co-operation from the major music labels.
“Unfortunately, a couple of the major labels were less focused on the innovative vision that we put forward, and more interested in in an unreasonable and unsustainable set of business terms,” he said.
That means that unlike Amazon’s service, you won’t be able to buy music directly from Google. However, there will be an automatic playlist creation tool. More details are expected later today, with Google Music being invite only to start. All US users will be able to play nice within weeks, however. The service is expected to form a key part of Android phones and tablets. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Editor's Desk Competition clues: Win free gadgets Posted: 10 May 2011 02:13 AM PDT
Free tech swag to be given away in weekly Editor's Desk competition T3’s popular ‘What’s on the Editor’s Desk?’ competition is back for another week with followers of the T3 Facebook and Twitter feeds given the exclusive opportunity to win some of the best tech, gadgets and gizmos on the market.
With the first clue available from 10am, the second and third clues will follow shortly after. Entrants will then have until 3pm to get their guesses in and try win what is on the desk of the T3 editor.
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Sign up to the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds now to get your guesses in and stand a chance of winning this week's Editor's Desk competition and check out the full range of T3 competitions here. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| News@10: YouTube adds to movies and Zumba Fitness Posted: 10 May 2011 02:00 AM PDT
T3 scans the Twitterverse to bring you a handy daily round-up of gadget news, tech rumours and randomness from the WWW. Kick back with your morning cuppa and catch up. TuesdaySOCIAL NEWS @TechRadar - YouTube to add 3,000 titles to movie rentals service
GAMING NEWS @Metro - Zumba Fitness in number one again
MOBILE NEWS @GeekyGadgets - LG Optimus 3D to feature 3D Augmented Reality browser
DESIGN NEWS @TechRadar - UK engineering students put Dyson ahead of Jobs
GAMING NEWS @Gaj-it - More Xbox 720 rumours surface
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| Microsoft set to buy Skype for $8.5 billion Posted: 10 May 2011 01:00 AM PDT
News comes as shock, with tech watchers saying Microsoft has paid too much. Microsoft is today expected to tie up a deal for VoIP giant Skype. The shock news comes after Facebook and Google both tried to buy the company, with Ballmer and co expected to stump up a colossal $8.5 billion for the video and IM service.
“People familiar with the matter” have briefed the Wall Street Journal that the deal is very close to completion, although Microsoft or Skype have yet to comment on the tie-up. Skype was bought by eBay in 2005, but sold to an investment group in 2009. Both Facebook and Google had been keen on buying Skype, but it seems Microsoft has blown their deals out of the water.
The deal means Microsoft will at last have the major web presence it so desperately craves. While Bing has made waves, it’s failed to dent Google and is yet to gain significant mindshare beyond the hardcore tech fraternity.
Analysts are already saying Microsoft is paying too much for Skype. The deal would be the biggest acquisition the Redmond company has ever undertaken. Is the Big M making a big mistake? Or is Skype worth its weight in gold? let us know what you think on our Facebook and Twitter pages. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Amazon Cloud Player now works with iOS Posted: 09 May 2011 11:44 PM PDT
There's no app just yet, but how long before Apple fires back with its own solution? Amazon Cloud Player now works with iOS, after the online retail giant updated the service at the end of last week. The digital locker service lets you stream tracks you’ve stored in the cloud on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch via iOS’s web browser.
You can’t stash tunes to Cloud Player direct from iOS devices, seeing as the service requires Flash for uploading. But you can still use your Mac or PC to shovel tunes into the cloud and then stream them as you go.
At the moment, this update remains US only, as does Amazon Cloud Player. There’s still no word on when we’ll be seeing a UK launch. Doubtless Apple won’t be best pleased about this move, seeing as it is planning its own iTunes digital locker service.
Will this hurry Apple’s plans along? Or will it bide its time to fire back in this nascent battle for cloud supremacy? Let us know what you think on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
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| PlayStation Network relaunch not until 31 May Posted: 09 May 2011 11:27 PM PDT
Move means online network will have been down for almost six weeks. Sony has confirmed that it’s working towards a 31 May relaunch date for the PlayStation Network. The news follows yesterday’s revelation that the Big S was now looking to “the end of the month” to restore its online services.
It appears Sony is taking that claim to the extreme, with Bloomberg managing to get the exact timing from spokesman Shigenori Yoshida. According to him, 31 May will see PSN and Qriocity restart “fully”.
Yoshida’s comments follow an official blog post over the weekend which confirmed that Sony had missed its initial deadline of partially restoring the service by the end of last week. Sony said, “"We won't restore the services until we can test the system's strength.”
Have you had enough of the delays? Or are you glad Sony is biding its time in ensuring its servers are fully secure ahead of relaunch? Let us know now on our Facebook and Twitter pages. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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