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Sony Introduces PS4 Cloud Remote Control for PlayStation 4
Those seeking to enjoy hassle-free remote programming enabled by advanced Cloud technology may want to check out Sony's latest PS4 Cloud Remote Control for the PlayStation 4 entertainment system. 
The Cloud Remote for PS4 is officially licensed by Sony Interactive Entertainment and will be available for an MSRP of $29.99. You can pre-order now at PDP's website, as well as at GameStop and Amazon.
Here's further information on the PS4 Cloud Remote from Performance Designed Products Marketing SVP John Moore, to quote:
Simple. Easy to program. Compact. We’re happy to bring you the new Cloud Remote for PS4 through our continued partnership with PlayStation. What makes it so great? Let's dive right in!
The Cloud Remote for PS4 programs your remote for you. Programming the remote is straightforward with the downloadable PDP Cloud Remote App, which uses advanced Cloud technology to auto-detect devices connected to the PS4 for hassle-free remote programming. It’s super easy.
The compact design of the Cloud Remote makes it simple to find the button you’re looking for—and you can reach all essential controls under one thumb! It has everything you need and nothing you don’t.
Here are a few more benefits to the brand new Cloud Remote for PS4:
As an added bonus, gamers get a 30-day free trial of the PlayStation Vue Core plan worth $49.99 with the purchase of the Cloud Remote at GameStop or Amazon*—offering 65 channels of live TV from top networks like ESPN, FX, AMC, Cartoon Network, NFL Network & MLB Network!
(*Offer available while supplies last. Offer valid for new users only.)
The Cloud Remote for PS4 is officially licensed by Sony Interactive Entertainment and will be available for an MSRP of $29.99. You can pre-order now at PDP's website, as well as at GameStop and Amazon.
Here's further information on the PS4 Cloud Remote from Performance Designed Products Marketing SVP John Moore, to quote:
Simple. Easy to program. Compact. We’re happy to bring you the new Cloud Remote for PS4 through our continued partnership with PlayStation. What makes it so great? Let's dive right in!
The Cloud Remote for PS4 programs your remote for you. Programming the remote is straightforward with the downloadable PDP Cloud Remote App, which uses advanced Cloud technology to auto-detect devices connected to the PS4 for hassle-free remote programming. It’s super easy.The compact design of the Cloud Remote makes it simple to find the button you’re looking for—and you can reach all essential controls under one thumb! It has everything you need and nothing you don’t.
Here are a few more benefits to the brand new Cloud Remote for PS4:
- Includes controls for power, input, and volume for TVs
- Hassle-free Cloud-assisted technology for programming remote
- Connects via Bluetooth to control your PS4 system
- Access all essential controls under one thumb with a sleek and compact design
- Features the most important buttons for navigating system menus and apps
As an added bonus, gamers get a 30-day free trial of the PlayStation Vue Core plan worth $49.99 with the purchase of the Cloud Remote at GameStop or Amazon*—offering 65 channels of live TV from top networks like ESPN, FX, AMC, Cartoon Network, NFL Network & MLB Network!(*Offer available while supplies last. Offer valid for new users only.)
PS4 OpenESPHost by Baptistecdr to Execute PS4 5.05 Payloads
Among the PS4 ESP8266 Menus for jailbroken 5.05 consoles we've seen in recent months are the PS4 Payloads HOST (Offline), OkaxLoader, Web Exploit Host and ESPHost v2 Playground with another being the PS4 OpenESPHost open-source ESP8266 firmware by baptistecdr (aka @PeakyBlinders) to execute PS4 5.05 payloads. 
Download: PS4-OpenESPHost.bin / GIT
It includes the recent Db_Restore payload by stooged used to restore the .db files from the backup DB_SG_Backup creates, and to quote from the PS4 OpenESPHost README.md:
Quick start
Download: PS4-OpenESPHost.bin / GIT
It includes the recent Db_Restore payload by stooged used to restore the .db files from the backup DB_SG_Backup creates, and to quote from the PS4 OpenESPHost README.md:
Quick start
- Download the latest release
- Flash your ESP8266 with NodeMCU PyFlasher
- Connect your PS4 to the Wi-Fi (PS4_JAILBREAK)
- Access to a page via the navigator
- Enjoy !
- xVortex: HEN
- xVortex: FTP
- xVortex: Game Dumper
- Stooged: Enable VR
- VV1LD/Stooged: Kernel Dumper
- Stooged: App2USB
- Stooged: DB_SG_Backup...
RCO Dump Utility for PS4 / PS Vita by Angguss & PS4 Edit RCO by Master-s
Following the RCO Data-Table Extractor and CXML_decompiler.py script, PlayStation 4 developer angguss made available an RCO Dump utility to extract the contents and structure of PS4 and PS Vita Resource Container Object (RCO) files. 
Download: CXMLDecompilerRCO_1.0.5.zip (Latest Version) / rco-dump-master.zip / GIT / 4rco.zip (41.03 MB - PS4 RCO Icon Pack from PS4 7.00 Firmware File Dump) via zecoxao / CXMLDecompilerRCO_1.0.0.zip (36.5 MB - PS4 Edit RCO, includes CXMLDecompilerRCO.exe) via @master s9 aka master_s9 / CXMLDecompilerRCO GIT by Master-s
Here's more details from the README.md, to quote: rco-dump
Utility to extract the contents and structure of RCO files from Sony Playstation systems.
Dependencies
Building
The build process uses cmake, it should be sufficient to do something like the following:
Executing
Run rco-dump on an rco file (or drag & drop)
The program will create a directory with the extracted contents
Download: CXMLDecompilerRCO_1.0.5.zip (Latest Version) / rco-dump-master.zip / GIT / 4rco.zip (41.03 MB - PS4 RCO Icon Pack from PS4 7.00 Firmware File Dump) via zecoxao / CXMLDecompilerRCO_1.0.0.zip (36.5 MB - PS4 Edit RCO, includes CXMLDecompilerRCO.exe) via @master s9 aka master_s9 / CXMLDecompilerRCO GIT by Master-s
Here's more details from the README.md, to quote: rco-dump
Utility to extract the contents and structure of RCO files from Sony Playstation systems.
Dependencies
- zlib
Building
The build process uses cmake, it should be sufficient to do something like the following:
Code:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
makeRun rco-dump on an rco file (or drag & drop)
Code:
rco-dump accessibility_plugin.rco
Code:
accessibility_plugin/
accessibility_plugin/index.xml
accessibility_plugin/sounds/*
accessibility_plugin/textures/*
accessibility_plugin/xmls/*...
Making Music in Track Lab, Now Available on PlayStation VR
PlayStation VR owners who grabbed the recently released PS4 virtual reality title Track Lab can now create songs and performances to share with the world, add effects and mix it up using Track Lab's intuitive interface for musicians to create your own masterpiece! 
Below are some Track Lab PS VR tips courtesy of Little Chicken Game Company Creative Director Tomas Sala, to quote:
Basics
Track Lab essentially deconstructs musical beats so they become something you can create out of simple building blocks. It isn’t meant to act as an instrument for which you use sheet music, though you can do that. It’s intended to be an improvisational tool, a fun way for you to fool around and play with musical building blocks.
You create by trying things out and simply having fun. You build physical and visual structures that represent a beat, and Track Lab makes sure that what you do sounds as good as possible. Once you’ve built your beat, you get to mix it, apply effects and summon your inner DJ.
Core building blocks
Let's break down how you build beats. It’s incredibly simple and intuitive once you see it in action, and only requires three elements to understand.
Game mode: Evolver
Evolver mode is where we mix gaming and music creation using the core concepts...
Below are some Track Lab PS VR tips courtesy of Little Chicken Game Company Creative Director Tomas Sala, to quote:
Basics
Track Lab essentially deconstructs musical beats so they become something you can create out of simple building blocks. It isn’t meant to act as an instrument for which you use sheet music, though you can do that. It’s intended to be an improvisational tool, a fun way for you to fool around and play with musical building blocks.
You create by trying things out and simply having fun. You build physical and visual structures that represent a beat, and Track Lab makes sure that what you do sounds as good as possible. Once you’ve built your beat, you get to mix it, apply effects and summon your inner DJ.
Core building blocks
Let's break down how you build beats. It’s incredibly simple and intuitive once you see it in action, and only requires three elements to understand.
1. Pulses: Every beat in Track Lab is essentially created by pulses of light traveling through a grid and hitting musical samples. Every time a pulse hits the sample, the sound gets played. Shaping the path of these pulses and the placement of the samples is what creates the beat.
2. Samples are the notes and beats you’ll use to create musical compositions, as simple building blocks to be stacked, lined up or placed in patterns. The interaction between the samples and the pulses is literally your music. There are almost 2,500 samples in 16 different styles to play around with.
3. Optics aren't about making sounds, but are building blocks that allow you to manipulate the pulse itself by splitting, diverting or blocking it. With the optics you can go from a simple loop to a complex multi-layered composition. There are optics for blocking or alternating pulses and even logic gates that lead to intricate arrangements.
Game mode: Evolver
Evolver mode is where we mix gaming and music creation using the core concepts...
DualShock 4 Berry Blue, Sunset Orange, Blue Camo & Copper Incoming
Since their Translucent Crystal and Midnight Blue / Steel Black DualShock 4 PS4 controllers, Sony just announced the addition of four new DS4 colors arriving this September in Berry Blue, Sunset Orange, Blue Camo and Copper varieties.
Given the choice I'd probably aim for the Blue Camo DualShock 4 controller, which is reminiscent of the Camouflage PS4 Limited Edition console.
Here's the pre-order and pricing details on the upcoming PlayStation 4 DS4 controllers from Platforms Product Marketing Manager Steve Schwartz, to quote:
We're happy to announce that four new vibrant and stylish colors are joining the DualShock 4 wireless controller lineup in September!
Bright, playful, and fun, the new Berry Blue edition brings new flavor to the DS4 lineup, while the vibrant Sunset Orange brings a little heat to your gameplay. The two-tone design offers a stylish contrast that makes the buttons and sticks pop!
If you're a fan of trendy patterns, the Blue Camouflage DS4 will be right up your alley. Alternatively, if you’d prefer sticking to one color, stand out with another metallic addition to the lineup with the shiny and refined new Copper DS4.
The new colors will be available across retailers in the U.S. and Canada in September for $64.99 USD (MSRP) / $74.99 CAD (MSRP), while supplies last. In the USA, Copper will be available first at GameStop, and later at other select retailers. Click here for pre-order details, or check your local retailers for availability.
Check out the looks of the four new controllers below, and tell us which one you're picking up first in the comments!
Given the choice I'd probably aim for the Blue Camo DualShock 4 controller, which is reminiscent of the Camouflage PS4 Limited Edition console.
Here's the pre-order and pricing details on the upcoming PlayStation 4 DS4 controllers from Platforms Product Marketing Manager Steve Schwartz, to quote:
We're happy to announce that four new vibrant and stylish colors are joining the DualShock 4 wireless controller lineup in September!
Bright, playful, and fun, the new Berry Blue edition brings new flavor to the DS4 lineup, while the vibrant Sunset Orange brings a little heat to your gameplay. The two-tone design offers a stylish contrast that makes the buttons and sticks pop!
If you're a fan of trendy patterns, the Blue Camouflage DS4 will be right up your alley. Alternatively, if you’d prefer sticking to one color, stand out with another metallic addition to the lineup with the shiny and refined new Copper DS4.
The new colors will be available across retailers in the U.S. and Canada in September for $64.99 USD (MSRP) / $74.99 CAD (MSRP), while supplies last. In the USA, Copper will be available first at GameStop, and later at other select retailers. Click here for pre-order details, or check your local retailers for availability.
Check out the looks of the four new controllers below, and tell us which one you're picking up first in the comments!