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PlayStation Now finally available, bringing PS3 games to the PS4

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by on January 13, 2015 at 8:24 pm
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PlayStation Now, the service that lets you stream games right to your console, is now available for PS4 users to download. The service is subscription based and offers a 7-day trial before starting at $20/month to play 100+ PS3 games. PlayStation now finally brings PS3 games to the PS4, which doesn’t support backward compatibility directly. Looks like the PlayStation Now subscription app is live on the store (via search) pic.twitter.com/d9H8Xtlfcs — Andrew Kelly (@AndrewNK) January 13, 2015 Owners of the PS4 can download the app and start streaming games right now; it’s an all-you-can-eat subscription, meaning you can play as…

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PlayStation Now finally available, bringing PS3 games to the PS4

Jan13
by on January 13, 2015 at 8:24 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

776913073492040264
PlayStation Now, the service that lets you stream games right to your console, is now available for PS4 users to download. The service is subscription based and offers a 7-day trial before starting at $20/month to play 100+ PS3 games. PlayStation now finally brings PS3 games to the PS4, which doesn’t support backward compatibility directly. Looks like the PlayStation Now subscription app is live on the store (via search) pic.twitter.com/d9H8Xtlfcs — Andrew Kelly (@AndrewNK) January 13, 2015 Owners of the PS4 can download the app and start streaming games right now; it’s an all-you-can-eat subscription, meaning you can play as…

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Registration for Microsoft Build developer conference opens January 22

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by on January 13, 2015 at 8:02 pm
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Microsoft’s huge yearly developer event is creeping up already, with the date set for April 29-May 1. The company announced today that registrations will kick off on January 22. The registration date for Build is coincidentally set for the day after Microsoft’s Windows 10 consumer event, where the company is expected to reveal new end user features like its rumored Spartan browser. Tickets for Microsoft Build are $2,095 and always sell out quickly, so make sure you mark your calendar for 9:00am PST January 22. ➤ Registration for Build 2015 opens Jan. 22 [Microsoft Blog]

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Registration for Microsoft Build developer conference opens January 22

Jan13
by on January 13, 2015 at 8:02 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Microsoft’s huge yearly developer event is creeping up already, with the date set for April 29-May 1. The company announced today that registrations will kick off on January 22. The registration date for Build is coincidentally set for the day after Microsoft’s Windows 10 consumer event, where the company is expected to reveal new end user features like its rumored Spartan browser. Tickets for Microsoft Build are $2,095 and always sell out quickly, so make sure you mark your calendar for 9:00am PST January 22. ➤ Registration for Build 2015 opens Jan. 22 [Microsoft Blog]

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Mixmax takes sending email with Gmail to the next level

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by on January 13, 2015 at 7:16 pm
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A new Chrome extension extends Gmail’s functionality in new ways, while still feeling like it’s an official Gmail feature. Mixmax says it’ll make you work “faster and smarter” in Gmail by improving the tools available to you for sending email and organizing meetings. With the Mixmax extension, you get a souped-up email compose window inside Gmail’s web interface that allows you to add interactive polls, meeting availability, slideshows, Q&A’s and more. Being able to take a quick poll or run a Q&A in your email sounds silly but can ultimately save you a bunch of emails back and forth around your team and…

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