Once the PS4 software update has been downloaded, your system will need to restart while it’s applied. Give it five minutes and your PS4 will be all updated and ready for you to keep on playing.

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The PlayStation 4’s next major system software update 5.00, codenamed “NOBUNAGA,” is rolling out its beta today. It brings 1080p and 60fps broadcasts to PS4 Pro and more. Check out its key ...

This system software update improves system performance. If you want to download it diretcly on your PS4 or your PS4 Pro, you can simply activate the related feature in the settings.

System software update 5.50 won’t roll out to the public for at least a few more weeks, but on Tuesday, Sony shared details regarding the update on the PlayStation Blog, including Play Time ...

In more PS4 system software news, Sony Interactive Entertainment is currently accepting applications for the beta test of the next major update, which will be numbered 5.50.

Sony revealed on Tuesday that PS4 system software update v2.00 would be arriving this fall with a few features that owners of the new generation console have been waiting for since launch. Some of ...

PS4 PS4 system software update version 8.00 now available Changes to Party and Messages features, new avatars, updated parental controls, and more.

The PS4 system software update 2.5 will be available "soon" to PS4 users in Australia. A full list of the PS4's update features, written by Sony, is copied below: ...

In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony's Scott McCarthy outlines some of the new features that system software 2.0 brings to the PS4, and it looks very promising.

Version 2.55 of the PlayStation 4 system software is now available. The 233 MB update fixes some stability issues that cropped up when using some of the PS4 features. The update, which can be done ...

In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony's Scott McCarthy outlines some of the new features that system software 2.0 brings to the PS4, and it looks very promising.