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PS4 Remote Play Feature Coming to PC and Mac

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PS4 Remote Play Feature Coming to PC and Mac</h1>
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<i>Sony studios boss confirms work on an ‘official application’</i></div>
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According
 to Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Computer Entertainment’s Worldwide
 Studios and frequent PlayStation spokesperson, work on an “official 
application” for Remote Play support on PC and Mac is underway.</div>
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Some
 people asked if we plan to provide Remote Play function to PC, and yes,
 we are indeed working on an official application for PC/Mac. :D</div>
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This
 follows the summer release of Windows 10, which included a feature to 
stream Xbox One games to the new Microsoft operating system. Remote Play
 is currently supported via the PlayStation Vita handheld and the 
PlayStation TV micro-console, so the addition of both PC (meaning 
Windows, presumably) and Mac OS support would greatly extend the utility
 of the feature.</div>
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As pointed out by Kotaku earlier this week, an unofficial application called Remote Play PC is in development and available as an alpha release now
 for £6.50 (about $10). “I’d like to work on this project full time, 
adding features, getting it stable and porting it to other platforms 
which I know a lot of you want,” the developer wrote on his blog. “The 
only way to support this is to charge for the app, all my previous 
projects have been free and I don’t want to have to but sadly it’s the 
only way to support my living costs.”</div>
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As
 you can see in the video below, the software works, though the download
 page is clear to state there “will likely be bugs and crashes” and 
refunds are not allowed.</div>
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The
 release of this unofficial app ostensibly prompted inquiries of Yoshida
 and, in turn, his response and low-key reveal of official PC/Mac 
support for Remote Play. Yoshida didn’t provide any details, for 
example, as to whether or not the streaming is limited to your in-home 
network, if the feature would work over the internet or when this 
application is expected to be released. We’ve reached out to Sony for 
clarification. We’ve also reached out to the developer of Remote Play PC
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PS4 Remote Play Feature Coming to PC and Mac

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<span class="yeltag"><span>Zuckerberg’s two-month parental leave policy to extend to full time employees outside the US </span></span></h1>
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he would take two months of paternity leave, the social media company 
announced it is extending its parental leave policy to full-time 
employees outside the United States.<br />

The policy, which provides four months of paid time off, will be 
provided to all new parents regardless of gender or location, starting 
January 1. Employees may take leave at any point up to a year after the 
birth of their child, Lori Matloff Goler, the company’s head of human 
resources, said in a Facebook post late Wednesday.<br />

Facebook currently offers only US-based workers up to four months of paid leave.<br />

“We want to be there for our people at all stages of life, and in 
particular we strive to be a leading place to work for families,” she 
added. “An important part of this is offering paid parental or ‘baby’ 
leave.”<br />

Goler said the new policy will primarily help new fathers and 
employees in same-sex relationships outside the United States, noting 
that it will not change maternity leave already available to employees 
worldwide.<br />

Zuckerberg last week said he would take two months off after his 
daughter’s birth. Zuckerberg announced in July that he and his wife, 
Priscilla Chan, were expecting a baby girl; they have not said when the 
baby is due.<br />

His announcement was seen in Silicon Valley as a strong endorsement 
from a high-technology industry top executive on the importance of 
family time.<br />

Technology companies in Silicon Valley have been rushing to extend 
parental leave allowances and other benefits to help recruit and retain 
employees.<br />

Many high-tech workers, however, do not take advantage of such 
benefits for fear of falling behind at work or missing out on 
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Zuckerberg’s two-month parental leave policy to extend to full time employees outside the US

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