Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 4:39AM 
Source: Sonos
The Sonos Roam is the company's second attempt at making a portable speaker. And it looks like it has learned from the Move to make it a viable option.
Friday, March 12, 2021 at 10:22AM 
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The last significant measure Netflix employed to prevent account sharing is limiting the number of devices that can stream simultaneously. Now, the company is running a new test to stop password sharing beyond your household.
It's being reported that Netflix is conducting the test on an unspecified number of TV devices, asking them to verify their accounts by entering a code sent via text or email. There's a third Verify Later option, which isn't known how long it will let you put off before you need to verify to continue watching.
Friday, March 12, 2021 at 8:32AM 
Note-taking app Notability is bringing its powerful and helpful iPad features to the Mac. Ginger Labs was able to port its iPad app to the Mac with Mac Catalyst technology. The new app can take advantage of the Mac's larger screen size, speed, and keyboard. Popular iPad features like shape detection, favourite tools, Apple Pencil support via Sidecar, paper backgrounds, and more are available on the Mac app, too.
For existing iPad and iPhone users, Notability on the Mac will be free to download. New users can get the app at a discounted price of $5.49 for a limited time. Afterwards, it will revert to $11.99.
Thursday, March 11, 2021 at 10:14PM 
Source: Instagram
Instagram pulled its smaller Lite app in the spring of 2020 but now has decided to resurrect it. The app is getting new features and a larger file size to accommodate them. It has rolled out on Android in 170, with a global rollout in the works. There is no plan for an iOS version at the moment. Instagram Lite will only need two megabytes to install compared to the regular Instagram app's 30MB. The original app only needed 573 kilobytes, so it's a significant increase.
But this bigger size allows users to send direct messages and record and post videos, too. The Reels tab will also take the place of the shopping tab in areas where Reels is available. However, you won't be able to make Reels on the Lite app. Shopping won't come to Instagram Lite. According to its product manager Nick Brown, Reels received "a lot of engagement" in India, which is why it opted to keep this tab. With TikTok banned in India, it makes sense for Instagram to double down on this feature.
