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Category: Health News
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Sony’s PlayStation Now game streaming service is live for PC users
Last week, Sony announced that it was bringing its PlayStation Now game streaming service to PCs. It’s now live, with six more titles available to play. PC users will need to sign up for the service, which costs $19.99 a month or $99.99 for a year, and download the Windows app to get started. There’s a free 7-day trial for you to test PlayStation Now before subscribing. In addition to the existing collection of more than 400 PS3 games that you can stream, six more titles have been added to the PlayStation Now library: Mafia II, Tomb Raider Game of…
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After unleashing them across the US last July, Amazon has now made its Dash buttons available to customers in the UK. The pillbox-sized devices, which can be stuck to any surface around your house, connect to your home Wi-Fi network and your Amazon account to allow you to order a replenishment of a wide range of household essentials, including Ariel detergent, Gillette shaving cream, Durex condoms, Andrex toilet paper and Huggies diapers with the press of a button. Although they cost £4.99 apiece, they’re basically free as each button scores you a £4.99 discount on the first order you place…
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After unleashing them across the US last July, Amazon has now made its Dash buttons available to customers in the UK. The pillbox-sized devices, which can be stuck to any surface around your house, connect to your home Wi-Fi network and your Amazon account to allow you to order a replenishment of a wide range of household essentials, including Ariel detergent, Gillette shaving cream, Durex condoms, Andrex toilet paper and Huggies diapers with the press of a button. Although they cost £4.99 apiece, they’re basically free as each button scores you a £4.99 discount on the first order you place…
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