European Vita update 1.65 pulled for techical issues
by John Keefer, Apr 03, 2012 7:00am PDTThose of you waiting for your PS Vita firmware upgrade today are going to have to wait a bit longer. Sony pulled the European version 1.65 upgrade down because of a "technical fault," but promises to have it back up soon.
The update was available for a short time, and Sony assured those that already grabbed it that they would be fine. The U.S. version still has not been posted.
If you missed the specs for the update, the modifications include:
- A “Notification Alert” option will be added to Settings, so you can toggle alerts on or off
- "After 10 minutes" will be added to the time options under Power Save Settings
- An Arrow icon will now appear when PS Vita finds new activities in the LiveArea
- Caps Lock will be supported in the On Screen Keyboard
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The firmware update for the PS Vita that hit today has been pulled for technical reasons, but should be back up soon.
The firmware update for the PS Vita that hit today has been pulled for technical reasons, but should be back up soon. : Shacknews
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