The PS3 boasts support for 3D games, high-def video, full web browsing, and all kinds of othermultimedia content. What else could it possibly do? How about make phone calls? A Sony executive has called thꦏe idea a very realistic possibility.

In an interview with, Sony Computer Enterta🔯inment Australia managing director Michael Ephraim was asked if Skype would ever make its way to the PS3, since it already comes as a standard featur📖eon thePSP.

Ephraim's responsewas pretty scripted- something like "we're always♍ looking at innovations to bring through PS3 firmware upgrades blah b🧜lah blah." But he made sure to say "I would guess... it's a possibility."

Okay, so it's not exactly a smoking gun or anything, but it's nice to see that Sony hasn't completely rejected the idea. And Skype on a TV-based platform isn't unheard of, either. Samsung Internet-connected TVs come pre-installed with a Skype app to allow users to make standard voice calls to anyone in the w🏅orld, or video calls to any other Skype user.

Skype makes a bit more sense on the PSP since it does kind of turn the device into a portable phone, but if the PS3 could integrate Skype video calls in addition to its existing video chat fea꧒ture, it c🌠ould be an effective way to one-up Kinect's video chat service.

Oct 26, 2010

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