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PlayStation Messages app lands on Android
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Sony has broken out PlayStation Messages into a standalone app, giving you the ability to quickly communicate with your friends on the PlayStation Network.
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PlayStation Vue TV service lands on Amazon Fire TV products
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Sony's PlayStation Vue TV streaming service is in the process of launching on the Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, with the service slated to come to Google's Chromecast soon.
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YouTube live streaming coming to Playstation 4
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Sony has just announced some of the features coming to the Playstation 4 in its next big update, and included in the mix is the addition of YouTube live streaming.
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Sony is shutting down PlayStation Mobile
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After failing to gain significant traction, Sony's PlayStation Mobile platform is being shuttered, with content distribution coming to a close on July 15. Sony shut down PlayStation Mobile for Android late last year, announcing that devices on Android 5.0 would not be able to access the content store. The vendor is now shutting down the service in its entirety, with July 15th...
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Bye bye PlayStation Mobile
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Sony has announced that it is ending support for PlayStation Mobile for Android, and that future versions of Android would not have access to the PlayStation Mobile store. Sony stated PlayStation Certified devices running Android 4.4.2 and below will be able to access the service, but that devices on Android 4.4.3 and above may run into issues while accessing content and playing games....
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Sony not only makes some very nice Android devices, they are also the folks behind the PlayStation franchise. The PlayStation first hit the scene in December 1994 and was the first game console to ship over 100,000,000 units. Because of its popularity, the PlayStation family has expanded to include a game console, a portable gaming console, and game-centric software certified for...
New PS4 Android app drops Nov. 13, Sony says
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Sony today announced that Android and iOS will see new versions of the PlayStation App ahead of the next-generation console's release next month. Android's version drops into Google Play for North America on Nov. 13 — two days before the console is generally available. Europe gets its app on Nov. 22, a full week ahead of console availability. In addition to being able to use your...
Sony promises Android 'second screen' app for PlayStation 4
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Sony (sorta) unveiled the PlayStation 4 last night in New York, and along with hardware, software and development details, the electronics giant talked about how the new console would tie into mobile devices. For Android and iOS, Sony said it'd bring "second screen" experiences to these devices. Like Microsoft's "SmartGlass," the PS4 smartphone apps will allow gamers to bring relevant...
HTC and Playstation Mobile offer free games for Sense 4+ phones
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If you have an HTC Sense 4+ phone, HTC and Playstation Mobile want to give you a free game every week through the end of February. Much like the offer for free games on Sony devices, there are no hoops to jump through, just download the Playstation Mobile for Android app, set up your Sony Entertainment Network account, then use your Sense 4+ phone to download your free games. Supported...
Sony offering free PlayStation Mobile games for the next 6 weeks
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Sony is hoping to entice more users to take advantage of its PlayStation Mobile platform today by offering 6 weeks of free games from its PlayStation Store. Every 7 days for the next 6 weeks Sony will make one game from its PlayStation Store available for download free of charge, hoping that once the promotion ends more users will stick around and use its store. This promotion is only...
Sony launches PlayStation Mobile Developer Program
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After a few months in beta, Sony's PlayStation Mobile Developer Program is today ready for prime-time. The program allows game developers to build titles for PlayStation-certified Android phones and tablets -- such as the Xperia T and HTC One X+ -- as well as the company's PS Vita device, for an annual fee of 7,980 Japanese yen (around $99). Today's launch covers Japan, United States,...
Sony opening the PlayStation Mobile store on October 3.
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First unveiled back at E3, we now have more information on just when Sony's new PlayStation Mobile store will be coming to market. Sony has given a firm release date of October 3, and the store will be initially available in Japan, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Australia. More countries are set to follow at a later time. We're not just going...
ASUS and Wikipad get PlayStation Mobile support
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Sony is currently holding its Gamescom 2012 press conference in Germany, and it's just announced that two new Android device manufacturers will be joining its PlayStation Mobile (formerly PlayStation Certified) program -- ASUS and Wikipad. The former needs no introduction, as it's the biggest player in the Android tablet market right now. The latter is a lesser-known organization...
New YouTube app for PS3 brings revamped UI, Android controls
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Playstation users have been able to watch YouTube videos on their consoles for some time, but the experience just got much better as the company announced a brand new app. The app brings a completely refreshed UI that focuses on delivering the personalized content that YouTube has been pushing recently. Your subscribed channels, favorites and playlists are highlighted, bringing a much...
AT&T getting the Sony Xperia Ion on June 24
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It's been many moons since the announcement of the Sony Xperia Ion -- more than five months since it was announced for AT&T, and more than five months since we went hands-on with it AT&T's developer event at CES, actually. But today, AT&T has announced it'll carry the 4G LTE Android smartphone starting June 24. It'll cost $99 with a two-year contract. In exchange for that...
PlayStation Suite rebranded PlayStation Mobile, HTC named as first third-party hardware partner
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Sony has taken the stage at this years E3 and like Microsoft they came with some mobile news to share with everyone. Back when Sony Mobile was known as Sony Ericsson they launched the PlayStation Suite SDK to the masses however, it was only available for "PlayStation Certified" devices which naturally were all Sony devices. That has all changed now though as Sony has just announced...
PlayStation Suite SDK open beta begins
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As promised, Sony has launched the public beta of its PlayStation Suite SDK, following on from the closed beta that's been available to select developers in the US, UK and Japan since last November. The program, which is available online now at playstation.com/pss, allows game developers to create games and apps optimized for the recently-launched PlayStation Vita handheld console, as...
PlayStation Store and games now available on Sony Xperia S
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For whatever reason, Sony wasn't able to finish up PlayStation support for the Xperia S before the phone hit store shelves in Europe. Today, though, that placeholder link in the Xperia S app drawer now loads a web page where the PlayStation Store and PS Pocket app can be downloaded. The same goes for the Xperia S's Japanese counterpart, the Acro HD, which launched in late February. To...
Sony PlayStation Suite SDK public beta coming April
Sony has announced that the software development kit for its PlayStation Suite will launch in public beta form from this April. The public release follows the closed beta of the SDK, which began in November 2011, and was open to a select few developers in the United States, the UK and Japan. The kit allows game developers to create titles optimized for PlayStation-certified phones and...
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OnLive Universal Wireless Controller [Accessory Review]
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YouTube link for mobile viewing When OnLive announced they were bringing their services to Android, I was pretty excited. Unfortunately, as soon as I dove into the app, I was made aware of a huge limitation: the touch controls. They're not terrible (they're touch controls, what do you expect?), but they close off a whole section of the games library that requires a physical controller....