Ok, so a lot of us have been wondering: that's all they changed in the PSP-3000? A mic, and a "crisper" screen. Bwuh? Well, don't knock it till you try it. New pics from Famitsu show just how crisp the PSP-3000's screen is when compared with the Slim. Check it out in the full article.

Sony exec John Koller announced during an interview that the PSP's GPS receiver is expected to arrive in North America by next year. Koller further notes that Sony is also looking to create games built to work with the attachment's functionality. Further details regarding this matter are available in the full article.

Developer Red_Squirrel visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of XMB Eboots Launcher v1.2. The latest build of this homebrew app carries a couple of new icons, and a spiffier-looking readme. Further details are available in the full article.


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 We're letting the readers know that Sony has released their new headset kit for the PSP Slim. This bundle will carry a remote, and headset that's designed to be compatible with the handheld's Skype VoIP feature. More details are available in the full article.

Making Skype calls via smartphones has been done before. It looks like the guys from Skype plan on expanding their market by offering a downloadable Java client for non-smartphones. To find out more, check out the full article.

Sony PlayStation Portable users, you'd think we'd recommend that you'd better find a Wi-Fi spot soon, but there's little to celebrate about the latest firmware update that Sony has just plopped into our handheld. Or at least not like 3.90. And that even goes for Japan, though the updates aren't exactly similar. But wait, we've got an update at the full story.

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A few days ago, info was leaked revealing new accessories coming for the PSP and the PS3. A new Amazon listing reveals that the first of them will be available this April: the PSP Skype Headset Kit. More details in the full article.

If this turns out to be legit, it's fun times out there for Sony gamers. A leaked Power Point Presentation has revealed upcoming accessories for both the PSP and the PlayStation 3. The list is pretty sweet, including a Skype Headset Kit and GPS tracker for the PSP, and a Bluetooth Headset for the PS3. Read about the (still unconfirmed) official Sony accessories in the full article.

Want to get more out of your Go!Cam? Then read on as Sony reveals just how you can use the tiny-but-terrible accessory for your Sony PlayStation Portable in conjunction with Skype. Your handheld as a videophone never looked so good - nor so stylish. The info after the jump!

Japanese PSP users may very well finally get the chance to turn their Sony PSPs into a web phone later during the month. Sony has announced that it will make their handheld's Skype service available to customers in the Land of the rising Sun soon. More telecommunications details follow after the jump.