Via IT News:

Sony Computer Entertainment America on Thursday turned on new features in its system software for the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP).

The latest version of the PSP’s firmware v2.80 now supports the ability to download video and image content through real simple syndication (RSS) feeds, register devices with a wireless LAN access point, play AAC files with the .3gp file extension, and play content saved in several folders on a Memory Stick.

This is a follow-on to Sony’s original support for audio podcast feeds back in December 2005. Image courtesy of Nial Kennedy, who had more coverage of the original PSP support.

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