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Sony updates its PlayStation App for iOS and Android, introducing in-app voice chat support, a revamped UI, PlayStation Store integration, and more

Ahead of the PlayStation 5's launch on November 12, Sony has introduced a big update to its PlayStation App for Android and iOS.

XDA Developers Brandon Russell

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  • @jmdornbush Jonathon Dornbush on x
    The PlayStation mobile app is getting a much-needed update (it has led me to an inaccessible PSN Store page for months now), so very glad to see this refresh: https://blog.playstation.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
  • @yosp Shuhei Yoshida on x
    I like this new design very much! https://twitter.com/...
  • @timsweeneyepic Tim Sweeney on x
    Big update to the Sony PlayStation app on iOS. This highlights that Apple's App Store policy allows selling 100% digital goods using direct payment - but only if the digital goods DON'T WORK on iOS! https://twitter.com/...
  • @timsweeneyepic Tim Sweeney on x
    What an evolution! In the 2000's, Sony was infamous for its proprietary MP3 player that didn't play .mp3 files, while Apple advanced digital music with iPod. Today, Sony is a multi-platform tech and content leader, while Apple drags iOS through an increasingly ugly lockdown.