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PlayStation 5 reviews are in an there's a lot to like about Sony's next Gen console.
It surprise highlight has to be the brand new DualSense controller, which introduces remarkably accurate and precise haptic feedback along with adaptive triggers.
While there aren't many new games to play on PS5, the console does a great job with PS4 backwards compatibility, and the new Spiderman Miles Morales game is an excellent SQL in launch title.
For more, you can check out the review at cnet.com or head over to our YouTube channel.
Netflix is raising prices in the USA again.
As of Thursday last week, the standard plan began costing an extra dollar all the premium package, which unlocks parts like 4K and HDR and the ability to stream on four devices at the same time, cost $2 more.
Current subscribers won't see their bills go up right away, but that likely won't last long.
People who already subscribe to Netflix the standard or premium package will get email and app notifications 30 days ahead of their price increase.
And finally, the FCC officially find T-Mobile $200 million defined as part of a settlement from investigation that found Sprint which merged with T-Mobile earlier this year abused a federal program aimed at helping low income subscribers.
An audit discovered Sprint claim subsidies for 885 thousand subscribers who weren't actually using its service.
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