It's interesting to see what you can stumble across when searching for Pictochat pictures online thanks to Nintendo DS's built in software.  As expected, I found a flood of images of shakily drawn boobs and other forms of genitalia.  After sifting through the deluge of various anatomy I was able to come across some surprisingly inspired artwork.

Portables are all the rage these days with all these whippersnappers running around with their fancy Nintendo and PlayStation gaming systems. One might feel a little awkward being a full grown adult in a suit taking public transportation to work, playing the PSP just like the little four-year-old sitting across from you. What will the world think? When the PSP first launched it was a slick new piece of technology that many did not have including that little kiddie sitting across from you. Now every time without fail, you can spot a PSP in someone’s hand. You’re not so cool anymore. You’re just like the masses. 

Don't fret. Stand out from the huddled masses and their stock PSP’s and join an elite club of only a few who truly have a unique, attention grabbing, question asking PSP. Yes, I’m talking about modding your system to make it the hottest thing on that train to work. So check out the sweetest PSP mods ever.

For everybody who's ever desperately searched for Wi-Fi, I'm sure you know how frustrating hunting down a decently strong signal can be when on the go. Perhaps the coolest and geekiest mod I've yet seen on a car, pray that a good Samaritan drives by with one of these awesome Wi-Fi gauges in their window. Find out how to take a DIY mod to a whole new, dorky level.

Futuristic headphones are being invented every single year, but a recently revealed set of headphones take the word prototype to a whole new level. Designer William Gerwin, on Yanko Design, has made a headphones concept with a 10.1 megapixel camera on one ear and a digital image projector on the other. These wireless headphones also feature wireless uploading of images for back-up, and allow you to view the internet via Wi-Fi and transmit messages from person to person. I'm surprised we didn't see these things when we checked out some of the coolest gadgets during CES earlier this year.

When Sony announced the PSP Go during E3 2009, many people were skeptical on the handheld's reliance on only downloadable games. The $249 price tag was also tough to swallow considering that its direct competitor, the Nintendo DS Lite/DSi, was much cheaper and had a more expansive library of games. The system has also struggled to garner consistent retail sales numbers.

Recently, Industry Gamers spoke with SCEA senior vice president of public relations, Rob Dyer, about the state of the PSP business and how the Japanese company was addressing it.