Finally, it's October 1st - Sony is proud to launch the latest addition to the PSP roster, the PSP Go. Accompanying the release is a lineup of titles, content, and offers that all look to turn that "no" into a "Go." Enough of the babbling, let's get right to it.

After quite a bit of time, Art has released a new version of his Audio Mechanica homebrew app. If you haven't come across this excellent homebrew app before, Audio Mechanica basically turns your PSP into a digital audio recorder. Hit the full article for the version 8d changelog.


Download: Audio Mechanica v8d
Download: Audio Mechanica v8d (source code)
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Christmas is the spirit of giving. So save some cash so you can give yourself the accessories that will come out from Sony for the holidays! Head over to the full article for new details on the PS3 Wireless Keypad and the AC Adapter.

Art is back with a beefy update for Audio Mechanica, the digital audio recorder app for the PSP. This version now supports the Talkman USB microphone, and features an on-screen keyboard for file renaming. More details after the link.

Download: Audio Mechanica v8
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

It's been a while, but Art's Audio Mechanica is back! Audio Mechanica is a digital audio recorder app, recently given a complete rewrite and now sports a direct to file recording feature. Sweet, eh. More details after the read more link.

Download: Audio Mechanica v7b
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New information about the upcoming firmwares for the PS3 and PSP have surfaced. Well, when Eric Lempel revealed the list of features for PS3 FW 2.50 and PSP FW 5.00 yesterday, he did say it wasn't the entire changelog.

UPDATE: PS3 Firmware 2.50 is now available for downloading, folks. The changelog is shown once you start the download. Nice.

As we make our way into the core of TGS - as well as all the insanity that goes with it - some sources are reporting that we'll be getting quite a big bunch of system updates from Sony next week: PSP FW 5.0 and PS3 FW 2.5. Which is plausible, to a degree. After all, huge changes are coming (PSP Store, PlayStation Home, PS3 bluetooth headset... etc. etc. etc.), and if all these changes are already around the corner, you're bound to hit new firmware updates eventually.

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 Computer Entertainment Japan has announced that it will soon launch a new accessory for the PlayStation Portable. It's a new headset with a remote control to enhance the handheld's Skype and media capabilities. Find out the pricing and launch details in the full story ahead.

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.