In response to the post asking for pandora and other such apps...
I cna't say this for sure, but I'm fairly certain that the reason Sony has been /extremely/ selective about what applications can and can't go on the PS3, such as SKYPE vs Pandora, the LONG wait for a netflix XMB application, and others, as far as I can tell, is because they don't want the xmb cluttered with severall different applications, probably for a few different reasons, some being that 1) they would like their product to remain looking professional, regardless of who is using it, and it would not look professional if users had it cluttered with a hundred different applications and such. Think about what a dirty PC desktop looks like? 2) Because if they were to allow companies (and more importantly users) access to the type of software it takes to work with the PS3, that's a window/backdoor into hacking into the PS3, allowing for all kinds of naughty things, such as pirating, homebrew games, and *gasps* viruses. This would explain why we as users can't develop visualizations, applications, modifications, ect.
As for why Sony isn't making more visualizations and selling them at a $1.50 a piece so that a million users all go running to buy a couple off the bat and they end up making about $3 million the first day... beats me.
