PS4 operating system version 6.50 started rolling out to the public today, and its headlining feature is remote play for iOS devices. Getting started is super easy, here's all you need to do: ...

Once your iOS device is connected and registered with Sony’s remote play system, you’re ready to go. When you first connect you’ll see a short tutorial showing you how to control the PS4. In landscape ...

PS4 Remote Play is one of the best PlayStation 4 features. You can play your favorites nearly anywhere. Here's how to stream to a Mac, Windows, iPad, and more.

How to set up PS4 Remote Play on iOS The good news is that setting up PS4 Remote Play on your iPhone or iPad is a relatively simple process. All you need is your iOS device and access to your PS4.

After this initial setup you can tap on PS4 Link and then Remote Play to start playing. You have full control over the PS4, but if you bought your games on disc you will need a disc in to play.

PS4 Remote Play is available for those who have installed console update 7.00. Here’s how to use Remote Play with a PS4 Controller on an Android 10 device.

The latest PS4 update adds Remote Play support for iOS devices. Find out how to set it up and start playing with your iPhone or iPad, here.

We'll test this stuff out as soon as we get our hands on a PS4. The system launches on November 15—as does the day-one patch that enables Remote Play—so we may have to wait until then to find ...

We’re updating PS4’s Remote Play feature. Now, in addition to being able to access your PS4 from a PC or a mobile device, your PS4 can access other consoles via Remote Play too, right on your TV.

Android Smartphones or Tablets running Android 5.0 or higher. Sony has also posted some new changes to remote play, to coincide with PS5’s launch: “We’re updating PS4’s Remote Play feature.

Your PS4 will still be useful when the PlayStation 5 arrives — if just as a way to play games on your new console. Eurogamer reports that Sony is automatically rolling out a PS5 Remote Play app ...