Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 3/12- 3/18

Cadbury launches virtual Easter egg hunt in Canada

Get a chance to take home 'The Mandalorian'-themed Xbox accessories

'Fortnite' ends support for Windows 7 and 8

GM plans on developing a ChatGPT-like assistant for cars

Ninja launches new electric Woodfire Outdoor Grill & Smoker

Google Pixel's Magic Eraser feature comes to more devices

Meta to kill off NFT support on Facebook, Instagram

Google improves Night Sight for Pixel 6 series 

Google Pixel update introduces digital car key enhancements for Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 7 Pro 

Microsoft Edge gets a new Bing AI chatbot sidebar 

Microsoft's Bing Chat AI starts rolling out to all users

'Redfall' story trailer gives a better glimpse at the upcoming game 

'Kirby's Dream Land 2' comes to Nintendo Switch Online 

IKEA launches a new affordable shower-ready Bluetooth speaker

Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 to land on midrange phones this month

Meta's paid verification program comes to the US

Bloober Team shows off 'Layers of Fear' gameplay

OnePlus Pad pre-order tipped for April 10

Google shutters Travel app's trip summary

Google shutters Travel app's trip summary

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If you've found Google Travel's trip summary to be particularly useful, unfortunately, that feature is going away. Google is phasing out the feature starting May 1. You'll now just get the option to email your past and future itineraries. Trip summary came in handy for sorting previously visited places, flight details, hotel stays, and restaurant reservations in chronological order. Google also used this service to suggest other places you might want to visit. The feature also lets you review specifics about your upcoming trips (like booking numbers and flight departures).

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OnePlus Pad pre-order tipped for April 10

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OnePlus' first tablet is expected to launch next month. The company initially mentioned it was releasing the OnePlus Pad in April, but it hasn't mentioned a specific date. An email sent out to customers have been spotted online with a pre-order date scheduled for April 10. The company also teases that these early bird customers who received the email will be eligible for an "amazing gift." It's unclear when the tablet will start shipping, though. If you'd want to take it home for free, you stand a chance to win one if you tap on the Notify Me button on the site and sign up for the brand's newsletter.

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Nothing Ear (2) to get LHDC Audio 5.0, IP54 rating

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Ahead of the March 22 launch, Nothing CEO Carl Pei revealed some new details about Nothing Ear (2). The new earbuds will support LHDC 5.0 (Low Latency HD Audio Codec), which means certified hi-res audio will play in its full glory. This codec streams higher-quality audio over Bluetooth. According to Pei, he contacted Spotify to update their library to LHDC. These buds will also have an IP54 rating, which is limited ingress protection against dust particles and water splashes.

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