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===Web browser===
 
===Web browser===
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{{See also|PlayStation Portable system software#Web browser}}
 
[[File:PSP Browser.jpg|thumb|Web browser on a PSP-1000]]
 
[[File:PSP Browser.jpg|thumb|Web browser on a PSP-1000]]
 
The PSP Internet Browser is a version of the [[NetFront]] browser and came with the system via an update. The browser supports most common web technologies, such as [[HTTP cookie]]s, [[form (web)|forms]], [[Cascading Style Sheets|CSS]] and basic [[JavaScript]]. It features limited [[tabbed document interface|tabbed browsing]], with a maximum of three tabs.
 
The PSP Internet Browser is a version of the [[NetFront]] browser and came with the system via an update. The browser supports most common web technologies, such as [[HTTP cookie]]s, [[form (web)|forms]], [[Cascading Style Sheets|CSS]] and basic [[JavaScript]]. It features limited [[tabbed document interface|tabbed browsing]], with a maximum of three tabs.
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===Remote Play===
 
===Remote Play===
 
<!--[[File:Ps store remoteplay.jpg|thumb|The [[PlayStation Store]] for [[PlayStation 3|PS3]] displayed on a PSP via [[Remote Play]] {{Pufc|1=Ps store remoteplay.jpg|date=January 13, 2011}}]]-->
 
<!--[[File:Ps store remoteplay.jpg|thumb|The [[PlayStation Store]] for [[PlayStation 3|PS3]] displayed on a PSP via [[Remote Play]] {{Pufc|1=Ps store remoteplay.jpg|date=January 13, 2011}}]]-->
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{{Main|Remote Play}}
 
Remote Play allows the PSP to access many features of a [[PlayStation 3]] console from a remote location using the PS3's [[Wireless LAN|WLAN]] capabilities, a home network, or the [[Internet]]. Features that can be used with Remote Play include viewing photos, listening to music and watching videos stored on the PS3 or connected USB devices. Additionally, Remote Play allows the PS3 to be turned on and off remotely and lets PSP to control audio playback from the PS3 to a home theater system. Although most of the PS3's capabilities are accessible with Remote Play, playback of [[DVD]]s, Blu-ray Discs, [[PlayStation 2]] games, most PlayStation 3 games and copy-protected files stored on the hard drive are not supported.
 
Remote Play allows the PSP to access many features of a [[PlayStation 3]] console from a remote location using the PS3's [[Wireless LAN|WLAN]] capabilities, a home network, or the [[Internet]]. Features that can be used with Remote Play include viewing photos, listening to music and watching videos stored on the PS3 or connected USB devices. Additionally, Remote Play allows the PS3 to be turned on and off remotely and lets PSP to control audio playback from the PS3 to a home theater system. Although most of the PS3's capabilities are accessible with Remote Play, playback of [[DVD]]s, Blu-ray Discs, [[PlayStation 2]] games, most PlayStation 3 games and copy-protected files stored on the hard drive are not supported.
  
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===Room for PlayStation Portable===
 
===Room for PlayStation Portable===
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{{Main|Room for PlayStation Portable}}
 
It was announced at [[Tokyo Game Show]] 2009 that a similar service to [[PlayStation Home]], the PlayStation 3's online community-based service, was being developed for the PSP. Named "Room" (stylized ''R8M''), it was being beta tested in Japan from October 2009 to April 2010. It was able to be launched directly from the PlayStation Network section of the [[XMB]]. Just like in Home, PSP owners would have been able to invite other PSP owners into their rooms to "enjoy real time communication". Development of Room halted on {{Nowrap|April 15}}, 2010, due to feedback from the community.
 
It was announced at [[Tokyo Game Show]] 2009 that a similar service to [[PlayStation Home]], the PlayStation 3's online community-based service, was being developed for the PSP. Named "Room" (stylized ''R8M''), it was being beta tested in Japan from October 2009 to April 2010. It was able to be launched directly from the PlayStation Network section of the [[XMB]]. Just like in Home, PSP owners would have been able to invite other PSP owners into their rooms to "enjoy real time communication". Development of Room halted on {{Nowrap|April 15}}, 2010, due to feedback from the community.
  

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