Last week a group of hackers, working under the name fail0verflow, managed to hack the PS3 thanks to its poor implementation of public key cryptography. Building on that work, another hacker has ...

LordSturm from our forums has released version 2 of his custom firmware modification for the PSP titled "Casual". Of course, this custom firmware modification is a modification of Dark_Alex's original ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. What you're about to read is far from a wide-ranging concern. But it does highlight one legitimate reason Sony has for going after PS3 users ...

Just days after the release and immediate decryption of Sony's PSP firmware v3.10, homebrew developer Dark AleX has released a new edition of his custom brand of firmware: 3.10 OE-A (Open Edition). As ...

Owners of the original PSP may recall that when the device was first released, Sony had clocked its processor to run at 266 MHz. Then, in 2007, they released a firmware update that allowed the device ...

The Nexus S was supposed to be the definition of Google's perfect phone circa late 2010, so we can't imagine that too many at the Googleplex are enthused with the potential impact of a new custom ROM ...

Problems with the new custom firmware for the PlayStation 3 render many consoles completely useless. Unless you’re in the market for a $300 paperweight, stay away from Custom Firmware v3.55. Custom ...

The Pixo Aspire Vape is using a modded screen-sharing function to display Doom. But with the custom firmware, you can use the $30 vape as a tiny secondary external screen, says Aaron Christophel.

With the publication of the system's root key, the PlayStation 3 was considered defenceless, but the old girl has one more trick up her sleeve. Drop the latest custom firmware into a 60 GB model ...

To summarize, the method to install custom firmware on the iPod nano is present, but the jailbreak community is in need of an exploit to actually make this method useful. Add 9to5Mac to your Google ...

Developer Steven Troughton-Smith seems to have discovered that running unsigned (custom) firmware—even firmware that bypasses the activation process—is super easy. Not only can you use the Konami code ...