Right on schedule -- or a day early, depending on your time zone -- Sony has unleashed version 3.50 of its PS3 firmware. And as previously promised, it's got 3D Blu-ray movie playback with it.

We all saw Sony's warnings about the possibility of"igniting" or "exploding"unlicensed third-partyPS3 controllers, but apparentlythe publisherisn't even happy with one of its biggest official ...

If you've been itching for something to do with that multi-thousand-dollar TV you bought, go turn your PS3 on. Readers are reporting that firmware 3.50, which enables 3D Blu-Ray support, is up now. In ...

Surely you’ve heard of the latest PS3 kerfuffle? The firmware update that gave the system the ability to play 3D Blu-ray discs has also, it seems, broken certain third-party accessories. Sony says ...

According to some PS3 users on the PlayStation forums, certain third-party controllers no longer work on their PS3 since the 3.50 update was applied. The firmware update, which was released on Tuesday ...

Sony has unleashed the latest PlayStation 3 firmware update for your consumption, with version 3.50 offering a number of swanky new features including 3D Blu-ray compatibility. Elsewhere, you’ll also ...

As of a few hours ago, Sony Computer Entertainment updated the PS3's firmware to version 3.50. This downloadable system update enables stereoscopic 3D playback of compatible Blu-ray movies. This ...

With each new PlayStation 3 software revision, features are both added and removed as the platform holder sees fit. From the removal of the “otherOS” functionality to the introduction of PlayStation ...

A new version of the PSP firmware, version 3.50, is now available, updating PSP's Remote Play capabilities. Last week Sony updated the PS3 firmware (version 1.8) to support Remote Play over the ...