Google fixes Pixel 6 issue where it randomly calls your contacts

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Google has addressed one of the Pixel 6's more troublesome bugs. The company has rolled out a patch that fixes a flaw in the Google app that randomly auto-dials those in your contacts. The issue seemed to stem from a flawed Google Assistant hotword detection. Thankfully, you don't have to do any temporary fixes now that Google is rolling out this patch. 

Source: Engadget

'Naruto' will come to 'Fortnite' on Nov. 16

For fans of Naruto: Shippuden, you'll want to mark your calendars on November 16. The beloved anime series is coming to Epic Games' Fortnite. The developer teased this crossover on November 10. But it hasn't shared details about specific characters or new items coming to the game. For now, we just know that a crossover event is coming. If it follows how Fortnite has done these crossovers, we should see a new character in the game and themed items to match. What would you want to see in the game?

Source: Polygon

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 11/7 – 11/13

Xbox and Gucci announces very limited edition bundle

Microsoft fixes Windows 11 issues due to expired certificate 

Google Stadia lets you join multiplayer games without an invite 

Netflix's gaming service most likely to offer individual games on iOS 

Calm launches family plan for six people 

Apple announces Magic Johnson docuseries coming to TV+ 

Instagram might soon offer subscriptions for users to support creators on the platform 

Clubhouse rolls out Replay feature to let hosts record audio chats for later listening 

Kinder Surprise comes to life with Applaydu 

Netflix tests TikTok-inspired Kids Clips on iOS 

NBA, Microsoft Canada launches second creators program for Canadian artists 

Fitbit rolls out Daily Readiness Score for Premium users 

Spotify now lets you block users 

Apple's iCloud app on Windows gets ProRes and ProRAW support 

Valve delays Steam Deck shipment to February 2022 

Twitch brings recurring subscriptions to iOS 

Spotify buys audiobook platform Findaway 

Instagram adds text-to-speech, voice effects for Reels 

Some 4th-gen Echo speakers can detect motion 

Some 4th-gen Echo speakers can detect motion

Amazon has started rolling out a new feature to the fourth-generation Echo and Echo Dot to detect if someone is in the room. It now emits an "inaudible ultrasound wave," so you can enable features like turning connected devices on and off when you enter a room. 

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