Now that the PS3 Slim has been officially revealed, what's next for Sony? How about a PS3 Slim with a bigger hard drive? That's what an FCC document is hinting at.

Microsoft is definitely making sure that no profanity gets through their Xbox Live gates, so much so that their list of forbidden words include those that even the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) are not aware of. In fact, they've even included fictional obscenity used in TV  as well as the really obscure sex acts.

We posted a news over the weekend about an FCC report that indicates that the upcoming PSP Go has a potential to max out its internal processor at 480MHz compared to the existing models that can only clock at 333MHz. Well it doesn't.

You know all those complaints about the proprietary UMD format for the PSP? They don't really matter now because Sony wasn't planning on having it as a PSP game format for very long. In fact, the plan was to release a PSP that had no UMD drive all along. That's what Sony is saying anyway. Up to you whether you believe it or not, but one thing's clear: Sony is putting all its weight behind digital distribution. I just hope it doesn't become the standard before I get a better internet connection. All this and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Some documents from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are suggesting that the new PSP Go may be packing more power under its sliding exterior than what Sony has officially revealed. Details after the jump.

Did you think that the rumored PSP-3000 model was pure, unadulterated bunk? Well, think again. Apparently, the good folks at Sony have already sent a new PSP model to the FCC for testing. Still skeptical? Details at the full article.

More signs that a new PlayStation 3 SKU is about to drop in has been spotted. The FCC has approved the latest version of the gaming platform with scant details to it. More in store for you in the full article up ahead.

After seeing both Sony and Microsoft come up with their plans to release their own motion sensing controllers - or at least, rumored to be - it's not much of a surprise at all to see other companies follow suit. We're talking about the Asus Eee, by the way, and somehow drawing a connection between the ultraportable laptop and the games console may be a bit of a stretch...until you see some similarities in the FCC exhibits report image. Check out how the upcoming Asus Eee Stick motion-sensing peripheral after the jump.

We've caught sight of something interesting over at the FCC page. It seems that HTC is just about ready to market its new Touch Diamond. It's probably only a few inspections and signatures short of a green light. Details in the full article next up.

From the world of the ever-informative FCC exhibits comes the new Motorola A810, a Linux-powered touchscreen mobile stuffed with all the necessary good stuff such as handwriting recognition, FM radio, among others. There's something amiss about it though: the lack of bandwidth required for it to work with U.S. mobile carriers. More on this intriguing device in the full article!