A new update to the open-source DS5Dongle project allows PC gamers to use Sony's DualSense controller wirelessly with full PS5-level haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. The device uses a Raspberry ...

A new open-source project called DS5Dongle uses a Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to enable full wireless functionality of Sony's DualSense controller on Windows PCs, including adaptive triggers and haptic ...

When announcing the new driver, Sony plans to transfer part of the Sony Interactive Entertainment hardware support from the existing "hid-sony" to the "hid-PlayStation" driver. The initial form of ...

While DualSense does support adaptive triggers and HD haptics in select PC titles, that functionality has been limited to wired connections—until now.

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Sony published a kernel driver for Linux that will be used to support PlayStation hardware like the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller. The driver will allow Linux users to use Sony’s new controller ...

This is Intel's Wireless Bluetooth Driver 23.30.0 and as Neowin highlighted (via TechRadar), it comes with a benefit for the PS5's DualSense gamepads. We're told that the driver offers: "Improved ...