Sony is about to roll out the 4.20 firmware update to all PlayStation 3 owners tomorrow. The update, while being called a "minor" update, will be mandatory for all of those connected to the Interwebs via their PlayStation 3 console.
Some of the major highlights of the update include refined sidetown functionality and better power saving modes.
The full details of the update will arrive tomorrow after the update goes live.
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Some of the major highlights of the update include refined sidetown functionality and better power saving modes.
Based on your comments, system software update (v4.20) will improve sidetone audio performance by giving you the option to select one out of five levels for microphone audio, or turn the feature off completely. For those of you who use the Wireless Stereo Headset to watch Blu-ray or DVD movies on your PS3, this system software update will also enable virtual surround sound functionality, giving you a superior audio experience.
This update will also allow you to set the amount of time that the system will wait before turning itself off automatically for [Video/TV/Music/Photo] and for [Game/Other Features].
Additionally, saved data management has been improved. You will now be able to select multiple saved data items and delete or copy them as a group.
This update will also allow you to set the amount of time that the system will wait before turning itself off automatically for [Video/TV/Music/Photo] and for [Game/Other Features].
Additionally, saved data management has been improved. You will now be able to select multiple saved data items and delete or copy them as a group.
The full details of the update will arrive tomorrow after the update goes live.
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