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Sony Enhances It's PS3 and the PSN
Nick Mahar Nov 19, 2009
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Earlier today Sony had a management meeting in Japan, where they decided and announced that they would be enhancing the Sony Online Service to be more like iTunes. The PlayStation Store will sell books, movies, music, and possibly games. No set date has yet been planned, but this has been rumored for a while in the 
Sony community and makes perfect sense especially when trying to have a leg up on Microsoft's Xbox - though I don't see many people running out to their PlayStation's to buy the newest copy of Twilight, and read it from their TV.
In Sony rumors, however, possible plans to bring Firefox to the gaming platform looks promising. PlayStation Insider got a tip (one reportedly "very close" to the company) saying that Sony is in heavy talks with Mozilla. Not anything official, and nothing is known if a deal has been made, but it's very likely since the PS3's current built-in-browser isn't the best.
-NM
[Engadget]
