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Troubleshooting PS4 Controller Connection Issues I recently encountered some frustrating issues trying to connect my PS4 controllers, and it took me over a week and three new controllers to figure it out. The real culprit wasn’t the controllers themselves—especially since they were brand new—but rather the USB cable I was using. Here’s a rundown of various troubleshooting steps and a workaround for connecting your PS4 controller without a USB cable. Troubleshooting Steps 1. Basic Connection with USB Cable Connect the Controller: Use a USB cable to connect the controller to the PS4. Press the PS Home Button: With the PS4 turned off, click the PS Home button. If the PS4 turns on, you’re in business! 2. Reset the Controller Locate the Reset Button: Find the small hole on the bottom of the controller, near the L2 button. Press to Reset: Use a paper clip to press and hold the reset button for a few seconds. Then, try the first method again. 3. Power Off the PS4 Turn Off the PS4: Hold

Upgrading to the iPhone 11: A Comprehensive Review I recently made the jump from my iPhone 6s to the iPhone 11 , and I couldn't be happier with the upgrade. I got a special deal and switched over to T-Mobile, which has significantly improved my signal, especially in areas where Verizon struggled, like Las Vegas and parts of my hometown. Here’s a detailed look at my experience with the new device. iPhone 11 Specs Screen: 6.1” (828 x 1792 pixels) ~326 ppi - 60 Hz Processor: A13 Bionic (7 nm) RAM: 4 GB Storage: 64 GB Battery: 3110 mAh Camera: 12 MP / 12 MP Weight: 6.84 oz Port: Lightning iPhone 6s Specs Screen: 4.7” (750 x 1334 pixels) ~326 ppi - 60 Hz Processor: A9 (14 nm) RAM: 2 GB Storage: 32 GB (16 GB on base model) Battery: 1715 mAh Camera: 12 MP Weight: 5.04 oz Port: Lightning Size and Weight Transitioning from the 4.7-inch display of the 6s to the 6.1-inch screen of the 11 is like night and day. The heft of the iPhone 11 at 7 oz compared to the 5 oz of the 6s makes it feel