PS3 Firmware 4.10 Officially "Kills" Playstation Network
A new version of the PS3's internal system software is being rolled out and it revolves around one major change, though in earnest, gamers won't even notice a real difference.
Sony company plans to roll out software version 4.10 to the console today. Users will be required to download and install the new firmware before they are allowed to take the system online for Web browsing, online gaming, or any other purpose.
A minor change that comes with version 4.10 is an improved Internet browser that decreases load times. However, the real reason for the update is with the way users will log into the online network in the future. As announced earlier this month, Sony will be renaming the Playstation Network, which launched alongside the PS3 in 2006, to the "Sony Entertainment Network." This is in an effort to streamline the company's online communities and services across different consumer electronic categories.
