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Given the fact that we live in a connected world, where access to the internet and various online services has become practically indispensable for a certain category of devices, a large number of the various portable gadgets that arrive on the market nowadays tend to enable, in some sort, such functionalities. That’s also the case with Sony’s most recent portable gaming console, the PSP Go, whose latest firmware update (v6.10) will enable quite a few interesting features, including here support for tethering via Bluetooth.

All in all, we can really say that PSP Go owners will have a blast with this firmware update, which, however, is not yet available, albeit the company does promise that it should arrive “soon.”

Hence, by applying the respective firmware update, PSP Go owners will enjoy the ability to use a Bluetooth mobile device, such as a mobile phone, as a modem to connect their PSP system to the Internet. This means that when you’re not located close to a WiFi spot, you have another way to get on the Internet via a Bluetooth mobile device.

Sony PSP Go

As mentioned above, this will not be the only important improvement brought about by firmware version 6.10. For example, another cool new feature will provide access to the SensMe channels, a music application for PSP (borrowed from the Walkman family) that uses Sony’s proprietary 12 Tone Analysis technology to evaluate music tracks that have been imported from the Media Go application.

And since we’re on the subject, we also have to mention that the Media Go application (v1.2) will be updated with a new look and enhanced functionality. Those of you not familiar with MediaGo should know that we’re talking about a software app for PCs that allows users to organize and transfer music, photos and videos between one’s PC and the PSP. It also permits users to access the PlayStation Store and to purchase, backup and restore PSP games.

By Alex Vochin, Gadgets Editor from Softpedia.com

What are they? They are much smaller games that are designed to be more affordable to customers. Much like the Xbox 360’s arcade games found on the Xbox Live Marketplace, these games will all be under 100MB and be relatively cheap.

Along with these small games, the PSP Go will also have the capability to view comics and other reading material via a digital reader that will be released in December of this year.

So, not only will you be able to feed your gaming addiction for a much lower price, but you’ll also be able to get your fill of books, comics, and more all on your PSP Go system.

The new PSP Go game downloads known as the “Minis” were launched with 15 games to start and are expected to climb to slightly over 50 games by the close of the year.

All of these things should be available on the Playstation Store which you can access directly from your PSP Go console.