PS Jailbreak Now Supports PS3 versions 3.42 and 3.5

It seems that not firm ware is safe on the PS3 as PS Jailbreak have now announced the their jailbreaking PlayStation device now supports supports firmware 3.42, 3.50 and beyond!

The company has also today launched their new website for their PS Downgrade software that allows you to easily roll back to any firmware version you require.PS Jailbreak Now Supports PS3 versions 3.42 and 3.5

The firmware released by Sony for the PS3 version 3.50 was designed to protect the PS3 console from jail breaking and was forcibly installed with Medal of Honor game and was rumored to be the cause of Gran Tarismo 5′d delay.

The company has also today launched their new website for their PS Downgrade software that allows you to easily roll back to any firmware version you require.

Via Engadget.com

Hasbro's $30 My3D goggle accessory brings 3D to iPhone, iPod touch

Truth be told, it's exactly what the world needed. More 3D gimmickry... on the iPhone and iPod touch, no less. With over 125 million of those two devices in circulation, Hasbro's betting that a new accessory will have a greater-than-average chance at taking off next Spring, with the My3D goggles set to put the View back in ViewMaster. Purportedly, the toy firm is expected to fully reveal the device to investors later today, with it being "aimed at both children and adults" and offering a 3D viewing experience on games, virtual travel, augmented reality apps and entertainment content. The device itself resembles a set of binoculars, and just as the aforementioned ViewMaster, there's a slot where you place your iPod touch or iPhone. Users will have to browse the App Store for compatible My3D content, with some of it to be offered up gratis. We're guessing more than a few curious consumers will bite at just $30, but how hard would it have been to get this thing onto store shelves next month? A holiday opportunity missed, Hasbro.

Sony RMKZ1 Kids Remote Control

Sony releases the RMKZ1 universal remote control for kids. The remote has only a few essential buttons for kids. Remove the compartment cover to reveals programming and setting section. The RMKZ1 is splash-proof.
The Sony RMKZ1 comes in green and costs $14.99

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