Saturday
Jan302021
Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 1/24 – 1/30
Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 9:33PM 
Xiaomi introduces its true wireless ' Mi Air Charge' technology
Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 9:33PM Saturday
Jan302021
Hyundai execs are reportedly 'divided' over possible Apple Car partnership
Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 3:29PM We've heard rumours that Apple is in talks with Hyundai about developing its yet-to-be-confirmed Apple Car. And a new report from Reuters focuses on reluctance from the Korean car manufacturer's side. The report claims that Hyundai's executives are divided over the idea of collaborating with Apple. The primary concern is that the deal might turn Hyundai into a contract manufacturer for another brand, which an unnamed Hyundai executive claims they don't really do.
Their discussions reportedly began back in 2018 when Apple's car initiative was headed by Alexander Hitzinger. Hitzinger now works for Volkswagen. The talks stalled supposedly because of Hyundai's reluctance to work with other companies. The carmaker doesn't want to be like Foxconn for Apple's vehicles. But Hyundai has excess capacity, and contract manufacturing will help it secure production volume.
Saturday
Jan302021
Netflix experiments with a sleep timer on Android
Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 8:53AM 
If you're the type of person who watches Netflix shows before you fall asleep, you might like what the streaming service is testing out. Some Android users are getting a sleep timer function via a new clock icon in the interface. It will come in handy if you don't want to miss a spot on a show or movie you're watching because you fell asleep while watching it, and it will help conserve your phone's battery, too.
When you are watching something and want to set a timer, you tap on the icon and select a time between 15, 30, or 45 minutes. Or you can opt for the app to stop playing videos after an episode or a film is done streaming. If users enjoy utilizing this feature, Netflix might consider a wider release. For now, it's available for adult profiles on the service.
Friday
Jan292021
Ryan Reynolds learns new things in Snapchat series called 'Ryan Doesn't Know'
Friday, January 29, 2021 at 2:51PM
The Vancouver-born actor Ryan Reynolds is making good use of quarantine time by learning new skills. His production company Maximum Effort partnered with Will Smith's Westbrook Media to introduce a new Snapchat series called Ryan Doesn't Know. We see Reynolds in the trailer trying to learn new skills with help from experts in their fields.
The 12-episode show will stream exclusively on the social network starting January 30, with new episodes coming out every other day.