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I'm totally not jealous (nope, not at all) Sony began sending members of the press early units of the PS5. This is pretty exciting, as it could mean we'll be getting full-blown reviews rather soon (assuming reviews aren't embargoed for another few weeks). We expect to hear the press' thoughts on the design, its user interface/experience, and most importantly, the games that will be launching with it. And yes, we expect to receive a console very soon (if not later today), so watch out for more coverage here along with game reviews. PS5: Specs, price, release date and how it compares to gaming laptops PS5 games: All confirmed games so far Here's how to get the PS5 in black While we don't know for sure when early codes for games like Demon's Souls, Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Sackboy: A Big Adventure will start being sent out, we could see early reviews for these titles before they launch. However, the press PS5s should come with Astro's Playroom (since that will be the case for every PS5). This hopefully means we can expect early reviews of Astro's Playroom, which would be a great way to show off the DualSense and the console's Tempest Engine audio. Here are a few big names that have gotten their hands on the PS5 early: hiya pic.twitter.com/DB1YQZfIVhOctober 23, 2020 Host and Senior Video Producer at Gamespot, Lucy James, is boasting that she has received her PS5 unit (I'm totally not jealous). If you're curious, James also put it next to a banana for comparison's sake! pic.twitter.com/IOSjaO9yOOOctober 23, 2020 Geoff Keighley, the host of The Game Awards, has shared quite a few images and videos of his PS5 unboxing experience. Not only did he weigh the entirety of the box (it comes in at around 14.7 pounds), but he also put the PS5 box in the middle of a street and zoomed into it (who knows why). BEYOND! #PS5 #ConsoleProvidedByPlayStation pic.twitter.com/63NnO2864OOctober 23, 2020 Greg Miller, co-host and co-founder at Kinda Funny, shared exciting images of the PS5. We can see the front of the box, the back of it, its insides and his beautiful dog sitting next to it.

New Microsoft Teams feature has been in the works for almost a year Microsoft is beginning to roll out an upgrade for Teams that will make file management and sharing simpler for users of the collaboration software. According to the company’s product roadmap, Teams users will soon enjoy a new, streamlined file sharing interface, which will also be searchable via the same engine used to browse File Explorer in Windows 10. The interface also introduces new functionality surrounding file permissioning; users will be able to create shareable links for any files stored in Teams and set specific access permissions for each. Here's our list of the best productivity software right now Working from home: the mouse, monitor, keyboard and router you need Check out our list of the best video conferencing software available “Additionally, you can also set permissions for files stored in SharePoint or OneDrive while composing a private chat or starting a channel conversation,” explains the roadmap. The upgrade was first announced last November at the Microsoft Ignite conference and is only just now being pushed out to users in increments, with a complete rollout set for the end of next month. Microsoft Teams file sharing The move to bolster the file-sharing experience in Teams represents yet another step towards making the application a central hub for work, minimizing the time users spent shifting between software to complete tasks. Microsoft is also aiming to deliver a more consistent file sharing experience across the applications in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, which includes OneDrive, SharePoint, Office etc. With the new upgrade, users can not only share files stored locally, in OneDrive or in Teams itself, but they can also set document permissions from directly within the chat pane. Access options include: Anyone People in your organization People with access to your older files Specific people People in group chat, channels and 1:1 chat The updated file sharing interface is the latest in a long line of improvements to the Microsoft Teams platform. In recent weeks, the company has rolled out LinkedIn integration, a 49-person grid view, a new Lists feature and the ability to schedule a “virtual commute”.

Egypt sought to contain a crisis with Kuwait, after investigations conducted by Cairo with an Egyptian official, and his removal from his post, due to statements deemed "offensive". The Egyptian Ministry of Manpower stressed that it had “taken legal measures immediately against the person responsible for this abuse.” It is considered "a transgression and a breach, and it is not related to the Egyptian government from near or far, as what was issued by this official came through his personal page on the communication site." The day before yesterday, the Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry summoned the Egyptian ambassador to Kuwait, Tariq Al-Quni. And it expressed its "dissatisfaction with the statements targeting Kuwait and its symbols, to the assistant of the Egyptian Minister of Manpower through the means of communication," describing them as "shameful practices." Officially, the Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry called on the Egyptian authorities to “take legal measures against the abuse issued, to find out the circumstances and the reasons behind their issuance, in preparation for taking appropriate legal measures to deter these practices and restore fraternal relations between the two countries.” In its statement, the "Manpower" revealed that it "removed the Deputy Minister of Manpower from his post, in addition to referring him to investigation before a high-level legal committee to investigate the matter." The "Manpower" also issued an official statement "denouncing and completely rejecting the insult of the sisterly State of Kuwait and its symbols issued by one of its officials." The relations between the two countries, at the unofficial level, have witnessed tensions over the past few months, due to quarrels between some citizens, and contacts on communication sites. Last September, “Egypt and Kuwait contained a crisis sparked by a video, which was widely circulated, and which showed a beating of an Egyptian resident in Kuwait. According to officials of the two countries, the legal measures followed in such incidents were taken, which ended with "an apology to the Egyptian citizen, as well as reconciliation between them." Last August, the Kuwaiti embassy in Cairo denounced an Egyptian YouTube video clip that “included a call by passers-by in the street to burn the Kuwaiti flag in exchange for $ 500”. However, all passers-by refused, and showed their adherence to the relations of mutual respect and brotherhood with Kuwait. Last July, the Kuwaiti authorities arrested a citizen who slapped an Egyptian worker in a store, after a widespread condemnation campaign among Egyptians on the communication sites. According to official Kuwaiti statistics, “The number of Egyptians in Kuwait reaches half a million people; The Egyptian labor force comes second in terms of number. The Egyptian and Kuwaiti authorities stress "the importance of preserving the close historical relations between the two countries, and rejecting any attempts to wreak havoc." Previously, the "Egyptian Foreign Ministry" accused what it called "malicious actors" of being behind such events. Last August, she stressed "the strength of the fraternal relations between Egypt and Kuwait, both people and the state." For its part, the Egyptian "workforce" affirmed in its statement yesterday, "its keenness on the close and strong relationship between Egypt and the State of Kuwait, people and state, especially in light of the participation of the citizens of the two countries in joint struggles, in which their smart blood was mixed, in solidarity with each other." Until "these relations enjoy the interest of both sides, and enjoy their mutual eagerness to develop them to broader horizons, in a way that achieves the common interest of the two peoples." A source in the "Manpower" told "Al-Sharq al-Awsat", that "the ministry, upon its knowledge of the incident, was referred to the investigation, and the Minister of Manpower, Muhammad Saafan, confirmed that what happened is an individual act that does not definitively express the ministry." Activists on the communication sites had circulated a post for the assistant minister of manpower, bearing words that angered the Kuwaitis. The post was later deleted. Last Thursday, the "workforce" confirmed that "Kuwait is a country of law and will not do wrong to anyone," following the incident of insulting and beating a Kuwaiti citizen on an Egyptian doctor at her workplace.

English high tea meets American campfire ritual in these marshmallow scone sandwiches My eldest nephew has loved scones ever since he moved on from baby food. Just like me, he has a dangerously sweet tooth, and now he’s a bit older he’s also discovered the joys of chocolate and marshmallows. So I thought, why not combine his loves in the form of a s’more scone? The chocolate-flecked crumb is filled with melted marshmallow and topped with a digestive crust. Fusion baking! And an absolute treat for children and adults alike. Mini s’more scones Prep 20 min Cook 15 min Makes 12 240g plain flour 30g caster sugar ½ tsp fine sea salt 1 tbsp baking powder 65g cold butter, diced 150g dark chocolate, roughly chopped 2 eggs, one of them beaten, to glaze 55ml whole milk ½ tsp vanilla extract 50g digestive biscuits, finely chopped 8 large marshmallows Heat the oven to 170C (150C fan)/gas mark 3 and line a baking tray with parchment. For the scone mix, sift the flour, sugar, salt and baking powder into a large bowl. Add the diced butter and, using your fingertips, rub it into the flour mixture until it resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add the chocolate chips quickly, stirring so they are evenly distributed. Beat one egg, the milk and vanilla extract together in a jug, then pour this into the dry mixture, stirring as you go. Bring together to form a rough dough – do not overmix. Dust your worktop and rolling pin with flour and roll the dough to a rough square, 3-4cm thick. Dip a round 4cm diameter cutter in flour and cut out as many rounds as you can, using a swift motion. Re-roll the left-over dough and cut out more scones until you have a dozen. Put them on the lined baking tray. With a pastry brush, slather the top of your scones with the egg wash, sprinkle the digestives on top of each scone, and bake for 15 minutes until well risen. The base should be a deep golden brown, which should sound hollow when tapped. Heat the grill to high. Once the scones have slightly cooled, cut them in half, pop one marshmallow onto the base sides of the scones. Grill until the marshmallow begins to melt and brown. Sandwich the scone halves back together and enjoy.

People Also Ask Is the Mini Cooper Countryman all-wheel drive? Any Mini Cooper Countryman that has ALL4 in its name is equipped with all-wheel drive. Is the Mini Countryman a good family car? Though it is the largest Mini in exterior size and offers more rear-seat legroom than any other model in the company’s lineup, the Countryman is still a small vehicle with limited cargo space. Furthermore, it does not earn a Top Safety Pick rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Is the Mini Countryman bigger than the Clubman? Longer, wider, and taller on the outside, the Mini Countryman is bigger than the Mini Clubman. Inside, the Clubman offers more front legroom, while the Countryman has more rear legroom and shoulder room. Headroom is a little better in the Countryman, but with most trim levels, cargo space is a hair better in the Clubman. Is a Mini Cooper expensive to maintain? Among small and compact SUVs, the 2020 Mini Cooper Countryman was estimated to cost about 60 cents per mile to own during the first five years, according to KBB. That’s 10 cents more per mile than the top-ranked 2020 Subaru Forester. KBB Editors’ Overview The 2021 Mini Cooper Countryman is the biggest model from the British brand known for its small and lively vehicles. Relative to other subcompact crossover SUVs like the Volvo XC40, Audi Q3, and even its own cousin the BMW X1 (Mini is part of the BMW brand), the Countryman is on the small side and remains an outlier. Still, the Countryman appeals to drivers who love Minis but simply need something larger and more practical. In that respect, the Mini Countryman has seating for five, moderate cargo space and offers all-wheel drive for enhanced traction in foul weather and light off-roading. As with other Minis, the Countryman is spunky. It is fun to drive – especially if you opt for one of the optional turbocharged 4-cylinder engines instead of the standard 3-cylinder – and even has a plug-in hybrid model for the eco-conscious. The Mini Cooper Countryman’s sub-$30,000 price is attractive compared to other premium compact SUVs, but a loaded model can reach nearly $50,000. New for 2021 is the Mini Countryman Oxford Edition, a Special Edition Mini that incorporates a generous amount of standard equipment at a price much lower than if you had ordered it all individually. In short, the Oxford Edition Countryman has all the standard equipment of the Classic Trim (leatherette upholstery, an 8.8-inch display, LED headlights, and Union Jack taillights), plus 18-inch wheels, run-flat tires, a black headliner, heated front seats, and an optional contrast roof in white or black. For fans of the brand, the Countryman has its charms. But compared to even mainstream compact SUVs it lacks the active safety and driver-assistance systems that are becoming standard. For example, while the Countryman has automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control costs extra, and features like blind-spot monitoring and lane-keeping assist aren’t even available. All of those can be had on a Hyundai Kona or the alluring new Kia Seltos for much, much less money. Driving the 2021 Mini Countryman From our experience in past Countryman models, it’s safe to say they all have athletic handling and an affinity for cornering. Acceleration and overall power will depend on which engine you choose. The base 3-cylinder turbo with 134 horsepower is only adequate for daily commutes. With a 0-60 mph time of 9.3 seconds for front-wheel drive (FWD) or an even more laggardly 9.6 seconds with all-wheel drive (AWD), this is unfortunately one Mini we’d have to label as slow. Unless the majority of your driving is in the city running errands, we’d recommend stepping up to a Cooper S model. It brings substantially more power – 189 hp – and much better acceleration. With that model, 60 mph arrives in 7.2 seconds with FWD and 7flat with FWD. Better still is the John Cooper Works (JCW), with a snorting, 301 hp. It is seriously fast, zipping from 0-60 mph in just 4.9 seconds. But it also starts around $42,000, quite the premium. Driving enthusiasts should note that a manual transmission is not available in the 2021 Mini Countryman. All models use an automatic transmission, ranging from a 6-speed in the plug-in hybrid and 7-speed dual-clutch in FWD models, to an 8-speed in AWD variants. Stay tuned for further impressions after we get behind the wheel of the 2021 Mini Cooper Countryman. Favorite Features SECOND-ROW SEATING Unlike the Mini Hardtop, the Countryman offers a comparatively roomy and comfortable rear seat, with decent legroom. The 40/20/40-split seat slides fore and aft, and it can fold, recline and tilt. JOHN COOPER WORKS MODEL We’ll call this the “go big or go home” edition of the Countryman. This top-end model isn’t cheap, but it’s the most rewarding to drive. With 301 horsepower, standard all-wheel drive, and sport-tuned suspension, the JCW Countryman is a blast. 2021 Mini Countryman Interior The Mini Countryman shares a wheelbase measurement with the Mini Clubman, but it has more rear-seat legroom. This makes it a better choice if you want the Mini for a family vehicle or routinely plan to have friends in back. Long-legged drivers should note that the Clubman offers more front-seat legroom, though. The Clubman slightly edges the Countryman in cargo space, bringing 47.9 cubic feet to the party vs. the Countryman’s 47.6. Since the Countryman sits higher off the ground, it’s easier to get into and out of thanks to a taller seating hip point. There’s plenty of classic Mini design in this Countryman, from its round gauges and displays to its classic retro toggle switches. The quality of the materials is first-rate, and you can customize this Mini’s appearance with different colors of leather, types of trim, and ambient lighting. A panoramic glass roof is standard, while smartphone charging, a head-up display, a navigation system, and a premium sound system are options. New for 2021 is an optional 5-inch digital cockpit instrument cluster. That pales compared to the slick and dominating digital instrument panels from Volvo, VW, Audi, and BMW – Mini’s cousin — but it’s a start. 2021 Mini Countryman Exterior In Mini’s lineup of diminutive cars, the Countryman looks the least like the traditional 2-door Hardtop that re-introduced the brand to America nearly two decades ago. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t look like a Mini. Envision what the Hardtop might look like when stretched and lifted, and you have a good approximation of the Countryman’s styling. It may be more practical and accommodating, but there’s no denying its fun-loving looks. A light freshening for 2021 gives the Countryman redesigned front end and grille, with bright LED headlights and fog lights now standard. In back, the LED rear lights get the Union Jack design of the U.K. flag. And in the Mini tradition, you can choose from a variety of paint and roof color combinations, plus several wheel designs. You can further personalize the Countryman with a long list of stripe types, mirror covers, side scuttle designs, and more. 2021 Mini Countryman Standard Features When you buy a 2021 Mini Countryman, you must first decide among Cooper, Cooper S, Cooper SE, and John Cooper Works model variants. These define which powertrain the SUV has. Make sure to select ALL4 if you want all-wheel drive (AWD), which is standard with the SE plug-in hybrid and high-performance JCW. Next, you get to choose trim: Classic, Signature, or Iconic. Keep in mind that to access the majority of options, you’ll need the Signature trim at a minimum. If you choose the least expensive Countryman (Cooper Classic), you will get a turbocharged 3-cylinder engine, a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, front-wheel drive (FWD), and 17-inch aluminum-alloy wheels. A panoramic sunroof is also standard on every 2021 Countryman, along with LED headlights, LED fog lights, and roof rails. Inside, the Cooper Countryman includes black simulated-leather upholstery and a sliding rear seat. The standard infotainment system has a static 6.5-inch display, Bluetooth, a USB port, Mini Assist eCall, and a rearview camera. Rear-parking-assist sensors are also standard, along with Attentiveness Assist drowsy-driver detection and an Active Driving Assistant with forward-collision warning and automatic emergency braking. 2021 Mini Countryman Options Unlike even a basic Hyundai, Kia or Honda, you’ll have to pay extra for features like Apple CarPlay. Android Auto integration is not available in the Mini Countryman, but Amazon Alexa is for 2021. Stepping up to the Signature trim adds larger 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, passive keyless entry, a power liftgate, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, and a touch-sensing 6.5-inch screen for the infotainment system. The Iconic trim adds 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, power-adjustable front seats wrapped in leather, piano-black interior trim with ambient lighting, and a sport steering wheel. Additionally, the Iconic versions include a larger 8.8-inch touch-screen infotainment display with Apple CarPlay, satellite radio, navigation, natural voice-recognition technology, wireless smartphone charging, and Mini Connected Drive Services. A Harman Kardon premium sound system is also standard with the Iconic trim, along with an auto-dimming interior rearview mirror and power-folding exterior mirrors. Choose Signature or Iconic trim for the greatest access to optional paint colors, wheel designs, interior trims, and equipment packages. Highlights include a semi-autonomous parking-assist system, a head-up display, adaptive cruise control, rear-seat tablet computer holders, a programmable garage-door opener, and more. While all Mini Countryman models include forward-collision warning and automatic emergency braking, other safety features such as lane-departure warning, lane-keeping assistant and blind-spot monitoring are not available. That’s a shame in 2021, when all those features can easily be had on a Kia Seltos costing about half as much as a high-end Mini Countryman. 2021 Mini Countryman Engines The Countryman offers a choice of turbocharged engines, ranging from rather paltry to downright powerful. The base 2021 Cooper Countryman is powered by a 1.5-liter 3-cylinder engine that makes 134 horsepower. That isn’t a lot of oomph, and it takes well into the 9-second range to reach 0-60 mph with this engine. That’s slow by today’s standards. A better choice is the Cooper S Countryman with its turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder that makes a more appropriate 189 horsepower. That returns 0-60 mph times in the low 7-second range. For the money, this is our favorite Countryman engine given its blend of power and fuel economy. The higher-priced John Cooper Works (JCW) is the most powerful Countryman. Its 2.0-liter 4-cylinder has been tuned to make 301 horsepower. It can rocket from 0-60 mph in 4.9 seconds. Finally, there is the Countryman SE plug-in hybrid. It pairs the Cooper’s turbocharged 1.5-liter 3-cylinder engine with a rear-mounted electric motor for a combined 224 horsepower. The combination creates an electronic version of ALL4 AWD with a battery-only driving range of up to 17 miles. Total range is estimated at 300 miles. All 2021 Mini Countryman models use an automatic transmission. Here’s how it plays out: Front-wheel drive (FWD) models use a 7-speed dual-clutch. ALL4 all-wheel-drive (AWD) models have an 8-speed automatic. And the SE plug-in hybrid uses a 6-speed automatic.

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Save $40 on the new iPad Air 4 The new iPad Air is the first iDevice to ship with an A14 Bionic processor. Alongside bragging rights as Apple's fastest tablet, the new iPad Air gets a notable discount upon release. Currently, Amazon has the 64GB model Apple iPad Air 4 on sale for $549. Normally $599, that's $50 off and the lowest price we've ever seen for this tablet. It's one of the best early Black Friday deals you can get right now. More: Best tablet deals in October Best tablets of 2020 Black Friday 2020: Predictions and early deals The new 2020 iPad Air is the best tablet for most people and the best iPad to buy. The iPad Air in this deal packs a 10.9-inch Retina display, an A14 Bionic chip, 64GB of memory, and Apple Pencil Gen 2 and Magic Keyboard support. In our iPad Air (2020) review, we loved its sleek, thin-bezel design and loud, clear speakers. We also liked the tablet's good battery life, which lasted 10 hours and 29 minutes in our Laptop Mag battery test. We gave the iPad Air a high rating of 4.5 out 5 stars and the Editor's Choice award for its excellent performance. As for design, the iPad Air looks more like an iPad Pro than an entry-level iPad. Its redesigned chassis has slimmer display bezels than its predecessor. Not only does it have a smaller footprint, but it also makes for a more immersive viewing experience. At 9.7 x 7 x 0.24 inches and 1 pound, the iPad Air is thinner and lighter than the Microsoft Surface Go 2 (9.7 x 6.9 x 0.3 inches, 1.2 pounds) and about the same size as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (10 x 6.5 x 0.25 inches and 1.1 pounds). The 11-inch iPad Pro has almost the same dimensions and weight as the iPad Air, coming in at 8.7 x 7 x 0.23 inches and 1 pound. So if you want an Apple tablet, the new iPad Air is the best value. Not only will you save money, but you'll also get all the best features of the 11-inch iPad Pro.