Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra launches with innovative 'Privacy Display' technology

Samsung Electronics officially announced the Galaxy S26 series, its third generation of AI-integrated smartphones. The lineup—comprising the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra—is built around a "proactive and adaptive" Galaxy AI designed to automate daily tasks. A standout hardware innovation is the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display. This world-first built-in technology limits side-angle visibility at the pixel level to protect sensitive on-screen information from onlookers without the need for physical screen protectors.

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The 'Heated Rivalry' cottage will be available for rent on Airbnb in March

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If you want to experience the secluded cottage featured in the final episode of Heated Rivalry, you get a chance to rent the space on Airbnb beginning March 3. While the show places the cottage near Montreal, the six-room Barlochan Cottage is actually located in Torrence, Ontario. It is a nearly 400-foot private luxury waterfront property, with three bedrooms, a theatre room, gym, and access to the classic Muskoka "Big 3" lakes (Lake Muskoka, Lake Rosseau and Lake Joseph).

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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 2/15/2026 - 2/21/2026

Apple announces March 4 event, new MacBooks expected

Apple Podcasts makes it easier to switch between video and audio podcasts

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Google Pixel 9 now supports Android-to-iPhone AirDrop file transfers

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YouTube traced brief outage to recommendations system issue

Google flattens the back of the Pixel 10a

Samsung Canada teases upcoming Galaxy S series launch with BTS concert giveaway

Microsoft brings Copilot to File Explorer

Phil Spencer retires as Microsoft reshapes Xbox leadership

Phil Spencer retires as Microsoft reshapes Xbox leadership

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Microsoft announced a major change in its gaming division on Friday as Phil Spencer revealed he is retiring after a 38-year career at the company. Spencer’s departure comes at a turbulent time for the brand, with Xbox hardware sales reportedly down 32% in the most recent quarter, and overall gaming revenue falling 9%.

The leadership shakeup is compounded by the unexpected resignation of Xbox President Sarah Bond, who was once considered Spencer's natural successor.

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