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KnightWRX

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http://snap.sonydeveloper.com/pages/about/

It seems Sony will use GNUStep as the framework/API for the consumer electronic devices for their SNAP platform, and thus will adopt Objective-C as the language to write applications for their platform.

GNUStep started as an open source implementation of the OpenStep specification, but it is now aiming at being a Cocoa implementation.
 
Hopefully amongst other things it will speed up the networking performance on the PS3, which seems to have a few bottlenecks.
 
Hopefully amongst other things it will speed up the networking performance on the PS3, which seems to have a few bottlenecks.

What does the framework and language have to do with low level system services ? And I've not had any issues with the network performance on my PS3.
 
I've not had any issues with the network performance on my PS3.
The low speed of most people's Internet connections masks the problem. We have a number of PS3's on a corporate network and get roughly 1/5th of the networking speed that other devices obtain through our 100Mbps pipe. Don't know what causes it, but the effect is definitely there.
 
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Looks like Sony dropped the entire venture.

Smart move.
 
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