PS4 Firmware update v3.55 is now available to download, but don’t expect anything major. The firmware is a minor update, improving the quality of the system performance. The update is mandatory, so you’ll need to update your system before you can go online. The update weighs in at 287 MiB.
PS4 Firmware v3.50 is officially available to download, and brings with it lots of new features and changes, including user-requested functionality. The new update is 299.7 MB in size and not mandatory, so you can continue to access the PlayStation Network and play online without updating. Check out full changelog below:
The next major firmware update the PS4, version v3.50, has graduated from the recent beta and will be officially releasing tomorrow. PS4 Firmware v3.50 includes a number of new features, including the ability to appear offline, online friend notifications, and new ways to connect. Along with it also comes the PC / Mac Remote Play application, which lets you play your PS4 on a computer.
Sony has revealed details about what the next major PS4 Firmware update will include. PS4 Firmware v3.50, codenamed Musashi, is going into beta testing tomorrow, 2nd March 2016, and will include some frequently-requested features including Friend Online Notifications, and the ability to Appear Offline.
It appears that Sony’s latest system software, Firmware 3.50, has been jailbroken. The latest report from Logic-Sunrise is that Team X3, the guys who brought you the X3max dongle, have managed to crack FW 3.50 and are now able to run homebrew without having to backtrack to 3.41. As proof, the team has shown a vid of their latest work in action.
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Firmware updated version 3.50 is now available to download. The main feature included in the new update is support for 3D Blu-ray movie playback, but we have information on other new features too. You can update your console via the Network Update option under the [Settings] menu. Details of the other new features included in this update can be found below.
Firmware v3.50 will be available to download next week, and will come with 3D support for Blu-Ray movies. For those that have purchased 3D TVs, the firmware update will be available to download on September 21st 2010. The new firmware update will effectively make all 38 million PS3s worldwide compatible with 3D Blu-Ray discs.
