 It's Friday, November 15th, 2013. I'm Adrienne Jeffries, and we've reached the halfway point of the patchy beard event known as No Shave November. Give yourselves a pat on the cheek. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Next Gen is here. The PlayStation 4 is now available in the United States. It's a gorgeous piece of hardware with fairly decent launch games, but Sony says the greater things are coming soon. Last night, the company teased several upcoming games, including another entry in the wildly popular Uncharted series. And the next-gen hype continues when Microsoft's Xbox One hits stores next Friday. Google's Music Subscription Service has finally arrived on iPhone. The $9.99 a month all-access subscription gives you on-demand access to over 20 million tracks and the ability to create custom ad-free radio stations. If you don't pay up, you can still stream any tracks you've uploaded to Google's cloud for free. The catch? You can't purchase music or subscriptions through the app. Apple takes a 30% commission on in-app purchases, something Google says it didn't even bother to negotiate over. And finally, John Oliver's summer-long audition as host of The Daily Show has paid off. But you won't see him on Comedy Central because of it. The longtime Daily Show correspondent is getting his own week-ish show on HBO. Described as a comedy series with a topical slant, HBO says it envisions the show as a Sunday evening program beginning in 2014. In a statement, Oliver thanked The Daily Show, Comedy Central, and of course, John Stewart, saying, quote, If I fail in the future, it's entirely his fault. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, karaoke in space. No one can hear you scream, Journey.