Sony just made its PlayStation 5 (PS5) gaming console even better with a software update, introducing several new features. These include Dolby Atmos audio support, the ability to mute the boot-up beep, and an option to pair a secondary controller with a single account.
The latest software release for the PlayStation 5 also enables the console to support up to 8 TB of storage using a compatible M.2 NVMe SSD. With the software update, users can now stream their games from the PS5/PS4 to smart TVs running on Android TV OS 12, as it adds PS Remote Play app support for Google’s Chromecast with Google TV (4K).
The PS5 already comes with 1 TB of storage, and with the latest software support, users can add 8 TB of storage. This will help users store all their games natively on the console. Additionally, this makes the PS5 one of the first mainstream consoles to officially support this amount of internal storage, which was previously limited to 4 TB.
Source: indianexpress
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