Edit - and if the PS3 gets cracked for homebrew as easily as the PSP was, without need for hardware mods, you can be sure that Sony will release a steady stream of updates adding juicy new features!
Edit - and if the PS3 gets cracked for homebrew as easily as the PSP was, without need for hardware mods, you can be sure that Sony will release a steady stream of updates adding juicy new features!
Unfortunately, the PSP was not necessarily cracked. There was an opening in the original firmware (they forgot to turn on encryption, or something ridiculous like that), and then from there on, I believe it was that developers found ways to exploit the holes from before to find ways into the firmware, either by back-cycling the firmware or else cracking small portions or just finding code that works and trying to replicate that.