Sony rolls out PlayStation 4 Beta firmware update v5.50

Sony has some good news in store for the gaming enthusiasts of the European region. A latest Beta firmware Update v5.50 for PS4 Pro was rolled out by Sony for European countries. However there is no official changelog and update is still to be out for the rest of the world.

As per reports from Beebom a number of users have confirmed the reports of the firmware update. The report further suggests that a user can enable an option which allows every game that runs at a higher resolution on the PS4 Pro to get the supersampling down to 1080p. Supersampling is a method which is used to remove aliasing (jagged and pixilated edges otherwise known as "jaggies") from images rendered in computer programs or other computer programs that generates imagery.

Sony has allowed PS4 user to stop the notification floating on the dashboard by adding the delete option for the notification. A user can also hide the games purchased in library.
Sony has also allowed a user to turn on the notification when their friends appear online.
That said let's quickly have a look at the specs and features of PS4 pro.

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The PS4 Pro supports 4K resolution gameplay and it also comes along with HDR capabilities. The PS4 Pro is 30 percent slimmer and 16 percent lighter than the original PS4 model. Moreover a user can store games, videos, screenshots and videos in the 1TB device storage. Sony PS4 Pro is priced at approximately Rs. 32,000 and is available for sale at online stores like Amzon.in, flipkart and eBay.

There are other gaming consoles available in the market which gives a tough competition to the Sony PS4 Slim 1 TB console, one of which is Microsoft Xbox One. The Microsoft Xbox One is a 500 GB gaming console with Kinect sports, Zoo and Dance central. A user can broadcast gameplay live with picture-in-picture using the Twitch app. A user can also make Skype calls in HD on his TV using the Kinect.