PSP 2.70 System Update now available
Just when people were finally getting some decent homebrew (thanks to the infamous GTA exploit) on their PSPs with version 2.60 firmware, Sony has rel...

Just when people were finally getting some decent homebrew (thanks to the infamous GTA exploit) on their PSPs with version 2.60 firmware, Sony has released yet another system update to foil all your attempts to run unlicensed software on the handheld.But the 2.70 system update brings in a lot of required updates too. Besides being able to play new legitimate games on the system, you also get the ability to play flash files in the web browser, save audio content from RSS channels to memory stick, play Sony's propriety AAC audio files, disable the L/R buttons while watching UMD videos.Once again, if you're not into homebrew applications, this update does add a lot more functionality to the PSP. You can get the update right here.
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