FDA Authorizes Second Booster Shots for Older Adults, Sony Unveils Revamped PlayStation Plus

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now. The us food and drug administration has authorized a second. COVID 19 booster shot for Americans over the age of 50. The move announced on Tuesday. Also open second boosters to people, age 12 and up who are immunocompromised. People who are eligible can receive a Pfizer modern shot at least four months after their first booster. The move comes as the new BA two or stealth Omicron variant has become the dominant strain for [00:00:30] new COVID cases in the us. The CDC is expected to sign off on the boosters before shots start rolling out. Sony has unveiled its newly revamped PlayStation plus subs. The answer to Xbox's game pass will add three tiers essential, which is the same as the current PlayStation plus offers online multiplayer and two monthly game downloads for $10 a month. The extra tier adds to this with a library of 400 PS four and PS five games to download for $15 a month. [00:01:00] The top tier premium adds classic PS one, two, and three games to stream and download as well as time limited game trials and PS four game streaming for $18 a month. The new service launches in June and finally some Verizon customers have reported receiving spam text messages, appearing to come from their own phone numbers. The texts include words. Sam free message. Your bill is paid with a link to a fake Verizon survey. Verizon says it's actively working to block the messages, but if [00:01:30] you get the text, don't click the link. Speaker 1: Stay to date with the latest by visiting CNET.