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PSP firmware updates to 3.70

Written by James Delahunty @ 12 Sep 2007 7:43 User comments (13)

PSP firmware updates to 3.70 Sony has released the latest updated firmware for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) console. The version 3.70 update is for both the original PSP hardware and the newer slim model. It appears Sony's update service skipped the 3.60 firmware version that shipped with the slim models and has moved right on to v3.70
Here are some details of the updated firmware.
  • You can now set custom themes in [Theme Settings] under [Settings].
  • Support has been added for assigning buttons in [Remote Play].
  • A scene search feature has been added under [Video].
  • Sequential playback is now supported under [Video].
  • Simultaneous playback of content under [Music] and [Photo] is now supported.
The updated firmware is available via the PSP's network update service.

Source:
DailyTech

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13 user comments

112.9.2007 22:28
svtstang
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Actually 3.71 was just released! Sony works fast :)

213.9.2007 12:09
vinny13
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Common, M33!

313.9.2007 19:02
WierdName
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YES, EVERYONE UPDATE TO THE LATEST VERSION! Do it now! Hurry, we must screw up our PSPs.

And whats with this M33? I guess Dark_Alex did in fact actually leave for good?

413.9.2007 19:52
Gradical
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this will be the test to pandoras battery, please anyone trying it reply with results

514.9.2007 00:43
Ofnir1
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Gradical, Pandora's battery was tested on the PSP Slim 3.60 not too long ago and it didn't work :(

A word a warning for the newbies, DON'T UPGRADE. Team M33 is already in the works of Custom Firmware (CW) for the 3.60 PSP Slim. Read it on their official site: Team M33 Official Site.

This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 14 Sep 2007 @ 12:45

614.9.2007 09:00
Stranger0
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Read this if you think the psp alim can't be hacked with the pandora's batt. It worked for me.

http://pspupdates.qj.net/Lounger-s-M33-i...g/49/aid/102187

714.9.2007 12:30
kikzm33z
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Originally posted by Ofnir1:
 Gradical, Pandora's battery was tested on the PSP Slim 3.60 not too long ago and it didn't work :(

A word a warning for the newbies, DON'T UPGRADE. Team M33 is already in the works of Custom Firmware (CW) for the 3.60 PSP Slim. Read it on their official site: Team M33 Official Site.
well actually...the pandora worked for a few people...i guess it was just luck for the people who can work it.

814.9.2007 13:37
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Quote:
well actually...the pandora worked for a few people...i guess it was just luck for the people who can work it.
Never heard of that, I'll have to look for the thread. Different motherboards, maybe?

914.9.2007 14:03
kikzm33z
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Originally posted by Ofnir1:
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well actually...the pandora worked for a few people...i guess it was just luck for the people who can work it.
Never heard of that, I'll have to look for the thread. Different motherboards, maybe?
well,ive been hearing people saying that it works perfectly and some people saying that only a black screen appears.there's not official thread for it but you can find these pieces of information for psp slim downgrade.

1014.9.2007 18:50
borhan9
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Good to see that the firmware is still increasing :)

1120.9.2007 14:01
kikzm33z
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Originally posted by borhan9:
 Good to see that the firmware is still increasing :)
I can't believe that Sony keeps on trying to make better firmwares!They're hoping that 3.7x upgraders won't have any friends with 1.5 or CFW.They know perfectly well that Pandora should be able to hack any firmware.

1228.9.2007 05:31
xhardc0re
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hold the f@ck on!
ijust bought a DaxterPSp pack. did i buy a slim w/out knowing it?! should i be angry?

1328.9.2007 11:50
WierdName
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Originally posted by xhardc0re:
 ...ijust bought a DaxterPSp pack. did i buy a slim w/out knowing it?! should i be angry?
Don't quote me on this but, I think the daxter pack comes with a slim PSP.

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