It looks like Sony's address footage just wont stop, here David Reeves
talks about GO messenger for the psp.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has announced the launch of Go!Messenger, a new wireless communication package for PSP from SCEE and BT.
Go!Messenger makes it easy for PSP user to communicate via video, voice and instant messages for free over any wireless broadband internet connection. Using the Go!Cam users will have the ability to make real-time video calls to friends all over the world.
It could be free but I'm not sure. Sounds great though but is this just a Europe only thing?
Looks like it is free to download
but to access the BT Openzone I bet you have to pay BT an access fee
"he Go!Messenger client will be available to download by selecting the Go!Messenger icon found under the Network menu on the PSP. Follow the instructions and download the client from the website"
http://www.btopenzone.com/b...
In-game XMB + skype will be coooool
I can't wait to skype my friend during playing ps3 :)
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David Reeves explains Go! Explore, the PSP's sat-nav system due for release in the New Year and utilising the very latest in map data from market leaders TeleAtlas and NavNGo, Go!Explore combines in-car and pedestrian GPS navigation for Sony's handheld.
For me this is a MUST HAVE and the number one reason I bought my PSP. I had heard a while back full GPS funcion was hitting the PSP, so that made it a no brainer.
Engadget a while back also gave the impression it would be around the $60-$80 range.
BRING IT ON !!
I swear I have tears of joy, I cant wait to tell my sister she waisted her money on the iphone. Im so going to get a psp
hahahaha ... so true. Iphone is hype up the wazzo and nothing more.
Regardless, as cool as I think this is, I see the GPS function being the main seller of the two. But hey, I will probably grab this too. My only worry is what will they charge for the service (phone in particular)?? If it is free ................ WOW .. WOW .. WOW !!
Either way, being a PSP owner has always been a worthy experience for me, but now the reasons just got even better.
I wish they'd add a bluetooth adapter of some sort to let it use 3G through my cell phone to connect to the 'net. Then it would be perfect.