Posted by
Henry on May 21st, 2012 in
Gaming console |
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Skype officially released their VoIP app for Sony’s PlayStation Vita which capable of video calls and voice only calls. This makes that gaming device into a super portable internet phone using Wi-Fi or 3G connections. Skype app is available for free download from PlayStation Network in US, Europe and Asia.
PlayStation Vita’s front and back cameras can be use to make video calls, you can also...
Posted by
Henry on Jan 17th, 2012 in
Gaming console |
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Great news to all gamers, console collectors and Sony fans! The much awaited Next Generation Portable and the successor of PlayStation Portable is now available here in the Philippines. It was first release in Japan on December 17, 2011 with 325,000 units sold in the first few days after the launch. One June 6, 2011 at E3 2011, Sony announced the name of the device would be “PlayStation Vita” along...
Posted by
Henry on Dec 23rd, 2011 in
Events |
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Happenings on PS Vita Japan release day. This event shows how great PS Vita is, and imagine the number of people will be waiting outside on US and Europe release day.
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Posted by
Henry on Dec 5th, 2011 in
Technology |
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Using PlayStation Vita, you can access different features like music collection, your friend list and the system’s Twitter by pressing the PS button. Good news is, you can access those features while in the middle of the game. One thing is not sure yet, according to Andriasang, you can only access the system’s web browser if you completely exit the game means, you cannot just press pause in the game and...
Posted by
Henry on Nov 17th, 2011 in
Apps and OS |
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PlayStation Vita storage is not enough to save lots of HD games and videos that you want to purchase. If you have lots of repurchased PSP content, internel memory won’t be enough that’s why there’s they made an expandable memory slot. An application was made to let you transfer data between PS Vita, PS3 and to you PC if you want other place to keep your PS Vita’s photos, music, videos and...
