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Some time ago, Google announced that Google Play Music will no longer be available. Instead users were urged to move to the YouTube Music app and to transfer their music library there.  Already some users are seeing that the Google Play Music is no longer available both on the app itself and the website. If you don't want to lose the music you purchased through Google Play Music or the music you uploaded to the app, you should download it quickly. This will especially be required if you don't want to transfer to YouTube Music. You also have the option to delete your recommendations history or to just delete your music library if you want to start from scratch. Right now, the Google Play Music is still on the process of shutting down and once it's complete, all unsaved data will be automatically deleted. So if you haven't transferred your music and other files or downloaded and backed them up, now is the time to do so before it is too late. 

  Sony confirmed in a blog post that popular apps, Disney Plus, Netflix, Spotify, YouTube and Twitch, will be on the new PlayStation 5 console at the November 12th launch.  You’ll also be able to use the console to access other popular streaming services, such as, Crunchyroll and Apple TV.  Sony also says that more streaming apps, such as Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, MyCanal and Peacock, were coming to PS5 but did not give a timeframe for when they would be available. The company also showed a new look PS5 Media remote which includes dedicated launch buttons for Disney Plus, Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify. The remote will be launch alongside the PS5 on November 12th, but it is not included with the console.  With the inclusion of four dedicated launch buttons to some of the more popular streaming apps, and the recently unveiled system interface, including a separate home screen for entertainment apps,  we can see that the next-gen console is more than just for gaming. 

Google Calendar for Android and iOS is rolling out with Tasks integration.  Back in April 2018, Google released the standalone Tasks app for Android and iOS. Since then, Task has been only limited to the web version of the Google Calendar. Now Tasks can be created and viewed on Google Calendar for Android and iOS apps without the need to download the standalone Tasks app.  If you want to give it a try by adding a task, simply tap on the Create button in the bottom-right corner and select Task. Next fill in the details, and save it. You can add a title and description, and even change the gmail account linked, if required. The tasks you create can be found in the side panel for Google Calendar and the Tasks app. Every tasks you add to your calendar will be automatically synced across mobile and desktop. A task can be removed by marking it as complete or by deleting it. You can also hide tasks by turning off Tasks under My Calendars.  This new feature is already rolling out to Android an