Tired of playing games and watching movies on your PS3? Would you rather be editing photos on it? Excellent, because Sony is releasing a new app to the PlayStation Store today. PlayMemories Studio is ...

Sony has relaunched its cloud storage service in the aftermath of the Google Drive reveal, rebranding Sony Personal Space as PlayMemories Online and offering 5GB of free storage. PlayMemories Online ...

On top of the NEX-5R announcement, Sony has unveiled new camera apps that will grace the rear screen of the aforementioned WiFi-enabled shooter first when it arrives in October. PlayMemories will ...

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Users can access PlayMemories on PCs, tablets, smartphones and PlayStation 3 consoles. Sony is planning to bring the service to its Bravia televisions and S-Frame digital photo frames in the future.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Just a few days ago, we heard that Sony was launching PlayMemories Studio this Sunday in Japan, and now the ...

Sony has updated its PlayMemories Studio app for PlayStation 3, adding 4K support for super-high-resolution TVs. The new app, v2.0, is a $15 download for the console, and supports image display at up ...

Sony’s PlayMemories Studio app for the PS3 is being released on March 29th in Japan. The application allows PlayStation 3 users to view, edit, and share photos and videos. Sony’s PlayMemories Studio ...

PlayMemories, the recently-announced PS3 app that allows users to edit photos and videos together that was announced at CES a few weeks ago, will release at the end of Q1, Sony has said in its recent ...

Today Sony has launched its new PlayMemories application on to their PS3 gaming console. Providing you with a range of tools to interact with digital photos and HD video clips. The new PS3 ...

Sony has launched a new cloud storage service, also accessible via its PS3 console, called PlayMemories Online. It will allow owners of certain Sony products, such as PS3 consoles, to upload up to 5GB ...