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these are the top stories of the week a new paid version of YouTube Microsoft's making money Star Wars ticket blows and what flew under the radar google announced a new paid version of YouTube called YouTube read it costs 999 per month and with that price you'll see no ads on videos you'll be able to save videos for offline playback and videos will play in the background on tablet or phone apps all of those features extend to YouTube's gaming sites and a newly announced YouTube Music app but wait there's more the price also includes a google play music subscription if you have a subscription of google play music you'll have a subscription of YouTube red and vice versa google also says there will be exclusive content for YouTube red subscribers starting early next year youtube red launches october 20th don't worry youtube with ads still exists for free microsoft announced earnings and there was a big surprise bing is now profitable being is microsoft search engine and for years it was a money-loser in a recent earnings call microsoft said that Bing brought in over a billion dollars in revenue with an operating profit big searches are up since it's integrated into Windows 10 and it powers Microsoft's assistant Cortana it was a mixed week for Star Wars fans the good news is a new trailer arrived in tickets went on sale the bad news is getting tickets was a mess for lots of people people trying to buy tickets on fandango were greeted with error pages fandango in a statement said traffic surged to seven times it's typical peak levels which should explain the problems so if your favorite Star Wars fan seems to press now you know why let's check with flew under the radar a company called magically released a demo video showing how augmented reality would look using this technology in the video you first see a floating robot under a table next you see the planets orbiting the Sun while a person works in the background the craziest thing is the small text on the bottom of the video it says shot directly through magic leave technology on october 14 2015 no special effects or compositing were used in creation of these videos now why is this important a while ago magically showed off its vision of augmented reality controlling apps in the air and playing a first-person shooter with the help of special effects house wetter this time magically claims this is the real deal we have yet to see the magic leaf device and things like pricing and availability still aren't known but it sure does look cool for more information on everything tech go to cnet.com Amaya's akhtar signing off