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Sony planning to expand PSN infrastructure to non-game devices

A slide from Sony's Media & Investor Conference presentation today reveals plans for a "Sony Online Service" that features a single, convenient account for use with a variety of Sony devices. The slide shows plans for online services, built on the PSN infrastructure, for use with co...

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Joystiq — Before yesterday

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Rumor: Firefox Coming to the PlayStation 3 [PS3]

Because browsing the web on your video game console is so painless and intuitive, there's a rumor out there that Sony is looking into bringing Firefox to the PS3. Cool, I guess. [Playstation Insider via Technabob] ...

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Gizmodo — Before yesterday

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Sony Wants a Bite Out of Apple’s iTunes

Sony is one of world’s best known brands when it comes to home electronics, gadgetry, and entertainment. However, the landscape has changed in recent years. You can have the best media player around, but if you don’t offer users a place where they can easily get content for it, it won’t be co ...

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Mashable! — 15 hours ago

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Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!)

We don't live in Brazil, but from what we hear, it's not one of the most gamer-friendly places out there. Piracy runs rampant and whenever any kind of controversial game releases, citizens usually find their government won't let 'em play it. But, hey, things are kinda looking up! Reader Renato wro ...

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Joystiq — Yesterday

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PS3: 3D update on the way?

Presentation suggests Sony preparing to add 3D capabilities to console. Sony apparently plans to upgrade the PlayStation 3 with support for games running in stereoscopic 3D, according to a leaked presentation.Click here to read the full article ...

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Computer...eo Games — Before yesterday

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'This Is It' Tops $200 Million Worldwide (via Star Pulse)

Posted 1h ago via Star Pulse --- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sony Pictures says Michael Jackson's "This Is It" has passed the $200 million mark at the box office worldwide.[...] ...

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Fararazzi — November 12