Apple Music might finally make it to the Sony PlayStation 5 gaming console, allowing you to listen to your favorite Apple playlists, songs, and more.
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Apple Music might finally make it to the Sony PlayStation 5 gaming console, allowing you to listen to your favorite Apple playlists, songs, and more.
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We found out some of the differences on the new PlayStation 5 and why the revised model is more than 300 grams lighter than the first generation.
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It seems that we may soon get more Sony PlayStation 5 consoles with a lighter design that also features other changes
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Today, we finally hear some news about the upcoming next generation of PlayStation 5 VR headset and its features and specifications.
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Sony has revealed that it has sold more than 10 million PlayStation 5 consoles since it launched in November 2020, achieving yet another milestone.
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New DualSense colors are nice, but it would be a lot better if the PlayStation 5 was easier to find
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Sony took to the briefings to tell analysts it is challenging to keep up with the strong demand for the PlayStation 5.
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Sony has announced the first major update for the PlayStation 5 since its release last November, introducing features like USB extended storage, new share capabilities, and more. It will be available on PS5 consoles globally beginning Wednesday, April 14.
The most notable update will allow PS5 owners to store games on compatible external hard drives, freeing up space on the console. Critically, the feature won’t allow gamers to play titles directly from a connected hard drive. Sony said the limitation is due to next-generation games being designed to take advantage of the console’s high-speed SSD.
The feature is simply available if you want to free up space on the console’s internal storage. According to Sony, reinstalling a game from an external hard drive is quicker than re-downloading a game or installing it from a disc. Eventually, Sony plans to enable the PS5’s M.2 expansion slot, which will allow players to add extra usable storage.
The update also introduces new social features, including cross-generation Share Play. PS4 and PS5 players can now Share Play while chatting in parties. PS5 owners can let PS4 owners view their game screen and try out the PS5 games through Share Play, and vice versa. You can share your screen with a friend, pass your controller virtually, or pass a second controller virtual to play co-op games together.
Sony is also introducing enhanced control and personalization options, including the ability to search your library or hide games from view, adjust the magnification of your screen, and individually adjust the voice chat volume of those in your party. PS5 owners can also pre-download automatic updates, so long as developers enable the feature.
Finally, Sony is adding new features to the PlayStation app. In the coming weeks, users will be able to join a multiplayer session on PS5 from the app, manage your PS5 console storage, and more.
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Flowers and chocolates are all fine, but if your special someone is a techie, nothing says “I love you!” like a new piece of tech, especially if your beloved significant other is a techie. This year, Valentine’s Day is falling on a Sunday. Almost a week before, here are the 5 last-minute Valentine’s Day Gifts for the techie in your life. These are some of the best tech gift ideas for him or her.
Sony’s new PlayStation 5 is one of the best Valentine’s Day gifts you can buy for your special someone who is a gamer. The new console features ultra-high-speed SSD, 8K output, as well as supports 4K TV gaming. All of this is combined with the next-gen adaptive triggers that feature dynamic resistance levels that simulate the physical impact of in-game activities in select PS5 games.
If your partner is serious about his/her fitness, there can be no better gift than the Apple Watch Series 6. It measures your blood oxygen with an all-new sensor and app. Plus, it checks your heart rhythm with the ECG app. There is an Always-On Retina display, which is 2.5x brighter outdoors when your wrist is down, and the watch is powered by 20% faster S6 SiP. You can measure workouts like running, walking, cycling, yoga, swimming, dance, and more.
If your partner has productivity up high on their list, the Surface Pro series is the one to go for. The Surface Pro 7 would make one of the best Valentine’s Day gifts. It is the next-gen, best-in-class laptop with the versatility of a studio and tablet, so you can type, touch, draw, write, work, and play more naturally. It features a standout design that won’t weigh you down — ultra-slim and light surface pro 7 starts at just 1.70 pounds.
With an industry-leading noise-canceling, courtesy of Dual Noise Sensor, the Sony WH-1000XM4 would make a great Valentine’s Day gift for the music enthusiasts. It features next-level music with Edge-AI, co-developed with Sony Music Studios Tokyo, and offers up to 30-hour battery life with quick charging (10 min charge for 5 hours of playback). Go get this!
If your partner loves reading, the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite would make an excellent Valentine’s Day gift. It is the thinnest, lightest Kindle Paperwhite yet—with a flush-front design and 300PPI glare-free display that reads like real paper even in bright sunlight. It is waterproof as well, so you’re free to read and relax at the beach, by the pool, or in the bath.
These are some of the best Valentine’s Day Gifts for the techie in your life. You cannot go wrong with any of these. Go gift your loved one the best present of their life!
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Sony has unveiled the pricing of PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition in India after announcing the pricing details of the devices in global markets including the US, the UK, and Australia. However, the company has still not revealed the availability of its next-gen gaming consoles in India. For reference, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition are initially coming to Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea Mexico, New Zealand, and the US on November 15.
The PlayStation 5 price in India is set at INR 49,990. On the other hand, the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition will carry a price tag of Rs 39,990. In comparison, the devices will sell in the US for $499.99 (~INR 36,700), and $399.99 (~INR 29,400) respectively. The company has also revealed the price of DualSense controller in India. It will cost users INR 5,990. Further, the HD Camera will be made available for INR 5,190, while the Pulse 3D Wireless Headset will sell for INR 8,590. The Media Remote and DualSense Charging Station are priced at INR 2,590 each.
As for the PlayStation 5 games, Sony has revealed that Demon’s Souls, Destruction AllStars, and Marvel’s Spider-man: Miles Morales – Ultimate Edition each will carry a price tag of INR 4,999. Moreover, Sackboy: A Big Adventure and Marvels Spider-man: Miles Morales will be made available for INR 3,999.
While Sony has not revealed the availability details of PlayStation 5 in India yet, the company had suggested November 19 as the launch date recently. However, it later redacted that date from its website.
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So far, we’ve only had glimpses of Sony’s PlayStation 5 from the official reveal and a few videos from Japanese publications, but nothing too detailed about its inner hardware. Well, the wait ends now, thanks to Sony’s official teardown video of its latest console. Yasuhiro Ootori – VP of Mechanical Design Department, Hardware Design Division at Sony Interactive Entertainment – meticulously took apart the PlayStation 5 on video while explaining the engineering that went behind it. However, the two aspects that stood out the most about the PlayStation 5 are its ingeniously designed stand and the use of liquid metal for cooling.
Starting with the stand, it looks like a disc with a slight incline and two claws. Notably, the stand is put to use irrespective of whether the console is kept vertically or placed horizontally on a table. When standing vertically, a single metallic screw at the base is used to hold the stand and the rest of the console in place. Now, if you want to position it vertically, it is easy too, but you must first worry about safely storing the screw. Or NOT.
The stand’s underside has a small compartment where the screw can be safely kept. Now, all you have to do is rotate the top of the stand and the screw will be safely sealed in the compartment. And if you’re worried about the screw hole at the base being visible while the console is kept horizontally, Sony also hides a small plastic screw in the aforementioned compartment that can be used to cover the screw hole. Neat, isn’t it? Now, you can use the stand’s claws to clip it alongside the real panel, while the flat portion cushions the sides as the PlayStation 5 is laid horizontally.
The other interesting thing we learned from the PlayStation 5 teardown video is that Sony has used liquid metal for cooling. Now, this is not a first, as Asus has already showcased it on video and plans to use the novel solution in its ROG-branded gaming laptops soon. However, it is by no means an easy feat to achieve inside a console, as Sony claims to have spent over two years trying to fine-tune the liquid metal technology and getting it ready for the PlayStation 5.
The liquid metal plays the role of a Thermal Interface Material (TIM) to draw heat from the processor and direct it to the huge heat sink inside the PlayStation 5. Ootori pointed out that the liquid metal solution is as effective as the vapor chamber technique, which Microsoft has adopted for its own next-gen console – the Xbox Series X – without namedropping it. The Sony executive also mentioned that using liquid metal instead of the conventional thermal paste as TIM ensures “long-term, stable, high-cooling performance.”
Sony’s official PlayStation 5 teardown video also reveals the M.2 slot that can be used to expand the storage using compatible PCIe 4.0 drives. Additionally, the two dust catchers are easily accessible, which means all foreign particles can be vacuumed out without breaking a sweat by just removing the two side panels with bare hands. On the front, you’ll find a USB Type-C port and a USB 2.0 Type-A port.
The rear panel has two USB 3.1 Type-A ports without a 10Gbps output, sitting alongside an ethernet port and an HDMI port. The console is also claimed to be quieter, despite using a larger, double-sided fan with a 120mm diameter and 45mm thickness. Overall, it appears that the PlayStation 5 won’t be a repairability nightmare. You can watch the entire teardown video below:
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