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Sony has announced that the PlayStation 3 is set to get ITV and Channel 4's video catch-up services in the UK this week.

Sony is already developing working demos of 'holographic' gaming technology according to a SCE studio director.

In Depth A new firmware update means your PS3 now plays 3D Blu-rays as well as games

Sony has announced yet another movie streaming service in the US this month, with additional news that motion-control Move support is set to follow soon.

Sony has teamed up with Lovefilm to offer the movie subscription service to PS3 owners.

The eagerly-awaited v3.50 PlayStation 3 firmware update that will bring support for 3D Blu-ray will be rolled out on 21 September.

If the idea of watching movies and catch-up TV via your PlayStation appeals, then you will be happy to hear that Sony plans to launch a PS3 movie streaming service in the UK this coming October.

The creator of Sony's PlayStation Move technology believes that having no controller at all - like rival Kinect technology from Microsoft - is 'limiting'.

Sony is considering developing a 3D-slider tool for the PlayStation 3, very much like the 3D-slider option recently announced by Nintendo for its forthcomign 3DS glasses-free handheld console.

A select few PlayStation Plus subscribers in the US will be able to try out the console's much heralded Hulu Plus TV streaming service today, according to Sony.