PaidContent is reporting that Sony has given up plans to offer digital music and the executive in charge of handling the labels has left.

Looks like Sony wants to marry the PSP to a music service of some sort, à la iTunes or Rhapsody. That's what “music industry sources” say, at least. And if there's anyone more trustworthy ...

X-OOM, a consumer electronics software subsidiary of German company bhv Software, today unveiled information about its latest application, X-OOM Music on the PSP. The PC application lets users ...

I don't even own a PSP and I find your rant odd.<BR><BR>My friend seems to enjoy his just fine, and there are games on the horizon that he's very interested in.

CNET's sources say Sony is mulling a PSP music store, to be integrated into the PlayStation Network. In light of other rumors, it's starting to sound like ...

Sony has announced that its Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity streaming audio service will land on the PSP as of April 14. The update will… ...

Sony are tipped to be negotiating music deals that would see the PSP gaming handheld get on-device downloads. According to unnamed sources within the music… ...

Starting next week, PSP owners will be able to stream an unlimited amount of music to their handhelds. Sony has announced that the PSP is the latest device to support the recently launched ...

Konami came up with quite an incentive to pick up Pop’n Music Portable 2 when it comes out on November 23. First run copies include a code to download twenty additional songs from previous Pop ...

Rock Band is set to go portable as MTV Games and Harmonix revealed plans to release the music video game exclusively for Sony's PSP handheld system.

The PSP comes with a 32-megabyte stick, not nearly enough to store much music--or anything else. As with most digital doodads, you'll want to buy a higher capacity memory stick with the PSP.

Told that Sony was interested in music for the PSP, Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush Morgan Securities, a financial services company, applauded the idea.