The Morning After: You might be able to upgrade your PS5 SSD this summer
And an awful lot of 'Final Fantasy 7' updates.
Mat once failed an audition to be the Milkybar Kid, an advert creation that pushed white chocolate on gluttonous British children. Two decades later, having repressed that early rejection, he moved to Japan, learned the language, earned his black belt in Judo and returned to UK, and soon joined Engadget's European team. After a few years leading Engadget's coverage from Japan, reporting on high-tech toilets and robot restaurants as Senior Editor, he now heads up our UK bureau in London.
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Spotify HiFi is coming, and Facebook walked back its news ban in Australia.
The Morning After: Perseverance rover sends back more Mars photos
Also: 'Diablo II' is back, we dig into the Texas power grid failures and review Ford's new Mustang Mach-E.
The Morning After: NASA’s Perseverance begins its search for ancient life on Mars
Tesla adjusted the pricing on its cheapest EVs, and 'Never Gonna Give You Up' got an AI remastering.
The Morning After: 'Zelda: The Skyward Sword' and 19 more games are coming to the Switch
Including a new Splatoon game.
Finally, I can solve a Rubik’s Cube
But I needed a Bluetooth-connected cube and an app to get me there.
Square Enix’s mysterious PS5 exclusive ‘Project Athia’ is coming in early 2022
Sony announced some PS5 game release dates in the small-print of its CES keynote.
More inclusive emoji will come to iPhones in iOS 14.2
Among them are the trans flag and gender variations for a wider range of existing emoji.
Xiaomi says its new smartwatch only needs to charge twice a month
The company also said: "Battery life may vary based on actual usage."
