Similar to last week’s update, the details read simply as: “This system software update improves system performance.” The 20.02-02.26.00 system update weighs in at 886MB. 

In case of a user wants to download the update manually they can head to their:

Settings > System > System Software > System Software Update and Settings > Update System Software. 

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Traditionally, Sony doesn’t always comment on the contents of its system updates. Neither, the company has responded to requests for comment on the recent patches. 

Last week, the patch did appear to help users in solving the download queue bug that had affected PS5 players. Now, we might be expecting more new fixes for the other PS5 issues  has been reported in recent weeks. However, the company has confirmed nothing at time of writing. 

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Besides, Sony’s next-gen console will also support popular entertainment apps at launch.  

On Thursday, in a blog post, Sony confirmed that on November 12th several popular streaming apps would be available when the PS5 launches. Popular streaming apps include Netflix, Apple TV Plus, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, Spotify, Hulu, Twitch, and YouTube.  

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The company has also confirmed that the four unmarked buttons located on the PS5 Media Remote will serve as dedicated launch buttons for Netflix, Disney Plus, Spotify, and YouTube.   

On November 12th, the company will launch both the remote and the PS5 console together. However, it is not included with the console and you have to but it separately.   

It is currently available at Target store as a separate $30 purchase. Other retailers you can buy the remote from are Best Buy, Amazon, and GameStop. While they too are selling it, but it’s currently out of stock.  

In just a few weeks, Sony’s next-gen consoles set to arrive and they are showing that its upcoming console is much more than just a video game.   

The all-new four dedicated launch buttons to popular streaming apps and recently unveiled system interface will including a separate home screen for entertainment apps. Till now, Sony has only given us a better glimpse of how PS5 owners will be able to use the hardware.  

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