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EA Access game subscriptions finally go live on PS4

EA’s subscription service, EA Access, finally arrives on PS4 today. For $5/month or $30/year, you’ll get unlimited access to a range of games from EA’s vault, including FIFA 19, Battlefield V, A Way Out, Titanfall 2, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst and The Sims 4. More games will be added later, including FIFA 20 and Madden NFL 20. The service also offers early access to new games…
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Microsoft tests a cleaner Xbox One Home screen (again)

Microsoft is rolling out a couple of tests that could change the look of Xbox One’s Home section as well as how you control the console via Cortana. Xbox Insiders should be able to check out the updates in the next few days. It should be a bit faster to navigate…
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How to repeat song or album on iOS 13

Trying to figure out how to repeat a song or album on iOS 13 with your iPhone or iPad? Read along for where the repeat button has been moved to in the Music app. iOS 13 brings a host of new features and also a variety of changes like UI tweaks. Now the repeat song or album button in the Music app has been moved, and it’s hidden one layer deeper than it was with iOS 12. Follow along for how…
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Google brings its hearing assistance app to older Android phones

Google’s app for the hard of hearing is now within reach of many more people. The tech firm’s Sound Amplifier app now supports devices running Android 6.0 Marshmallow or later, not just 9.0 Pie like it did months ago. You won’t need a relatively cutting edge device to understand a conversation or sound from a TV — just a decent set of headphones. There’s a new look…
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Adapting iPhone and Apple Watch to a 3-day power outage

It’s easy to dismiss how reliant a modern lifestyle is on the ability to constantly charge batteries and consume large quantities of data over WiFi. Even minor interruptions to internet and electrical services can be frustrating inconveniences, but how do iPhones, Apple…
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Nintendo lets you share twice as many 'Super Mario Maker 2' courses

Super Mario Maker 2 is as much about building your own Mario courses as it is playing through the millions of stages other players have already uploaded. But many players have already hit the limit of how many courses they can upload at once, forcing them to pull an older creation off Nintendo’s servers if they want to share a new one. They’ll now have a bit more flexibility, as…
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