PS4 Update 4.0 Changes: It’s good news for all the users of PlayStation 4 that the new system software update has been released by Sony today, i.e., on 13th September 2016. The ability to organize your stuff in folders has finally arrived, you can make a games folder or any folder for apps you want to organize accordingly. We will begin to see HDR patches rolling out in the next few months with the release of the Playstation 4 Pro.
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More information on 4.00 update can be found here.
The PS4 Pro will provide gamers with more detailed graphics, visual enhancements for HDTV users and will feature streaming services, including YouTube and Netflix, according to KEF Media. A folder can be maintained on the home screen by selecting the “Add to new folder” option from the “Options” button whereas a folder can be created in the library by choosing the “Create New” option while navigating to the Folders icon. Sony isn’t going into specifics on how the PS4 can handle HDR, but does it really matter if PS4 games will still look better with the HDR option enabled?
Whether you’re playing on PlayStation 4 Pro, the new slim version PS4, or the PS4 system you bought in 2013, you’ll have access to the same wonderful games with the same features and same community that make PlayStation the best. As you can see in the image below, the description of the activity now takes up more of the What’s New area.
According to Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Andrew House, the PlayStation 4 Pro is meant to offer console users some of the benefits of the PC gaming experience, particularly in terms of graphics performance. Expect to install it the next time you fire up your console.
With the enhanced Folders and Library, gamers can now easily keep tabs on their games and apps collection via custom folders.
If you upgrade to the PS4 Pro, you can use an Ethernet cable to transfer all of your data to the new device.
These are the main features of the 4.00 update, but we’ve made several other tweaks and improvements that you’ll notice. There’s something new for Twitter users, too – uploaded video clips can now be up to 140 seconds long.
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Once you do connect to the internet, you’ll need to let the PS4 update before you can make purchases from the store or play online.
