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Sony Announces Vodafone As Its Preferred PlayStation Vita 3G Partner

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9:30AM November 22, 2011 | Mark Serrels

Sony has announced overnight that Vodafone is its preferred partner for 3G data services in Australia and is providing a number of incentives to encourage consumers to choose Vodafone over other 3G networks. More »


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Thinking About Importing A 3G PlayStation Vita Into Australia? Read This First…

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3:15PM October 19, 2011 | Mark Serrels & Alex Kidman

The pricing of the PlayStation Vita has raised some eyebrows. Most expected the Wifi enabled version to retail at $349.95, but $449.95 for the 3G Vita? That’s a bit too much to take for some. As a result you may find yourself tempted to import a 3G unit from overseas, but before you do, you might want to double check a few things. More »


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The PS Vita’s 3G Plans Could Raise Eyebrows In Japan

7:00PM September 14, 2011 | Brian Ashcraft

This December, Sony is launching two PS Vitas. One model is the cheaper 3G model. The other is a 3G version. More »


Report: High-Speed 3G Service Could Come To Nintendo, Sony Devices

4:00AM July 8, 2010 | Brian Crecente

Sony and Nintendo are in talks to add 3G network connections to their next line of handheld game machines, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. More »


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Nintendo Ponders Kindle-Style 3G DS

2:40AM November 3, 2009 | Mike Fahey

Could a future version of the Nintendo DS hardware use 3G for digital downloads? Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says the company could take a cue from Amazon’s Kindle business model. More »


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IPhone Racer Captures YouTube Video Of Your Best Races

2:00AM June 17, 2009 | Brian Crecente

A new twist on iPhone gameplay extends Firemint Real Racing to YouTube with automatic video captures of your races that are then uploaded to the service for all to view. More »


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Tectoy Zeebo – 3G Console From Brazil

9:20AM November 22, 2008 | Stuart Houghton

The Zeebo is a new console from Brazilian outfit Tectoy that uses a 3G SIM card to download games. It is a bit on an odd beast – looking like an unholy marriage of the PS3 and a Wii, and the strictly last-gen games selection (Quake, Crash Bandicoot, etc.) may seem a bit underwhelming.

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