PS4 unveiled… but no box yet! Sony woos developers with social features, cloud plans, & tools. Will gamers bite? Discuss specs, launch games, & the missing console!
The Long Tease – Why Sony Doesn’t Need to Show the Goods Yet. Read More »
PS4 unveiled! Dive into Sony’s ambitious vision: cloud gaming, free play, social networks, & stunning graphics. But can they win the console war? Discuss details like price, specs, and launch games!
PS4, emphasis on ‘Play’, will you fall in love? Read More »
Stuck in endless scrolling? Max, Netflix’s new interactive advisor, helps you find hidden gems based on your taste & even throws in a game show! Skip the search bar, unlock fun surprises & finally answer “what to watch?”.
Netflix introduces Max Read More »
Blast penguins, solve puzzles, and crank up the 90s action with Rocketbirds! This PS3 download surprises with dark humor, Contra-style gameplay, and a gripping storyline. Dive into a world of feathered fighters, jetpacks, and explosive mayhem.
Rocketbirds: Who you callin’ “Chicken”? Read More »
Sony’s taking cybersecurity seriously, hiring former Homeland Security Chief Phillip Reitinger as new Senior VP. Can he stop the bleeding after the PSN hack?
Former Homeland Security chief named Sony’s Senior VP Read More »
PlayStation Network back! Snag free games like Infamous, WipEout & LittleBigPlanet for PS3 & PSP with Welcome Back downloads! Don’t miss out on this “bribe” from Sony.
PlayStation’s Welcome Back Program – What To Get Read More »
Today’s roundup: Sony CEO apologizes, hackers plan another attack, $25 USB stick computer, T-Mobile loses subscribers, Oracle loses in court, Apple ditching Intel? Macs getting malware, and creepy talking kittens.
Noisecast Roundup 5-6-2011: Creepy Cute Kittens Read More »
This week, Noisecast tackles Sony’s new tablet, Apple’s location tracking lawsuit, and the mysterious ninja epidemic in Pittsburgh. Plus, GoogleTV’s sales woes, the demise of the Blue Screen of Death, and a nude teacher on the loose!
Episode 28 of the Noisecast – “Ninja Epidemic” Read More »
Sony has confirmed a breach of their PlayStation Network (PSN) and Qriocity services, exposing nearly 77 million user accounts. This is one of the largest data breaches in history, and the question remains: who’s to blame?
Who should we blame for the PlayStation Network breach? Read More »
New leaks suggest PSN outage may be linked to hacked developer network, raising security concerns. While Sony works on new servers, many users remain locked out.
Custom Firmware to blame for PSN shutdown Read More »
PlayStation Network and Qriocity remain offline after a “malicious attack.” Sony investigates the breach as speculation around Anonymous and user data security swirls. Is another major data leak imminent?
The PSN outage could’ve been worse: all your personal info could’ve been leaked Read More »
In the latest twist in the GeoHot vs Sony legal battle, a federal magistrate has ordered George “GeoHot” Hotz to hand over his computer drives and PlayStation 3 as well as information to any PlayStation Network account he has. Hotz complied with the order, but not before removing critical sections of the hard drives.
GeoHot flees to South America Read More »
Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) is unencrypted and vulnerable to spyware. This means that all information transferred over the PSN can be decrypted by anyone who builds their own custom firmware with custom certificates. This includes sensitive data such as credit card information and account information.
Major privacy and security concerns raised about PSN Read More »
