With the official launch of PS5 just around the corner, Sony is pulling out all the stops to deliver the best launch experience possible. As part of this effort, an updated version of the PlayStation®App, "reimagined" for use on both PS4™ and PS5™, will be available.

The global rollout of the App will begin with an iOS update for devices running iOS 12.2 or later and Android 6.0 or later.

The revamped app will include new features such as voice chat, native PS Store integration, and an improved user interface to provide a more convenient and high-quality browsing experience. PS5™ users will be able to stay in touch with their new console on the go through the PlayStation®App As they interact with their new consoles through it, the app update focuses on enhancing the social experience and remote control aspects of each console.

The updated user interface provides quick access to the PlayStation home screen, where users can see what games other users are playing and updates to their trophies. This should make it easier to decide what to play based on current game progress and what other players are playing.

If you're in the mood to socialize, you can create party groups directly from the PlayStation App or voice chat with up to 15 friends from your cell phone. If you prefer text chat, you can do that too. In addition, the functionality of the PS Messages app has been integrated into the PlayStation App, rather than as a stand-alone program. Therefore, existing messages and contact information will be stored in the main PlayStation App from now on.

Managing PlayStation downloads is another important feature. The new PS Store allows you to browse and purchase items much more quickly than on traditional consoles, and you can download games and DLC remotely to your PS4 or PS5, so when you return for a play session, everything will be ready to go. When the PS5 is released, the app will allow you to You will also be able to remotely launch games, sign in to the PS5, and manage your storage remotely.

The PlayStation app will also offer official PlayStation-centric news on the Explore tab, where you can check out announcements from the PS Blog and information from the developers themselves, giving you an idea of what's happening in the industry.

The PS app is available now on the App Store and Google Play, but the latest update will be a while away. To get the most out of the app, you must first sign up for a PlayStation Network account, and with the November 12 launch only a few weeks away, it might be a good time to download the app and see what features are available before the PS5 arrives. It may be a good time to download the app and see what features are available before PS5 arrives.