Sony is developing a new generation of handheld machines that will support 3G network and PS games

Play video (compile/applies will) according to the Wall Street Journal, Sony is doing its best to develop a new portable device that is compatible with handheld games, E-book readers and netbook computers. The article also revealed that NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest mobile telecoms operator, is currently negotiating with a manufacturer to provide 3G network services for a new generation of portable devices.　　Portable devices such as Sony and Nintendo can then automate upgrades via software and patches, eliminating the reliance on user manual selection. "I hope the network features of the new host will be very handy," Shoshi, one of 3DS developers, said recently in an interview. I think the ideal situation should be when you wake up every morning, 3DS already have downloaded the updated content. This is not necessarily your choice of service, but it is our initiative to recommend to you the choice. "The game producer understands what the next generation of portable game consoles are going to be, and they need wireless communication," DOCOMO President Yamada, president of NTT DoCoMo, said Yamada. We are negotiating with all the parties involved.　　"In early March this year, the Wall Street Journal quoted a source as saying that Sony was developing a" series of "new handheld products, including a smartphone that could download and play PlayStation games, and a portable device that would set netbooks, e-readers and handheld consoles. The device aims to compete with multi-functional products such as Apple's ipad tablet computer, according to people familiar with the matter. New smartphones and multi-function devices are expected to run on Sony's online media platform. The new product is scheduled to be launched in 2010, according to people familiar with the matter. (Edit/Ming)