Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 1/17 – 1/23

Apple might be redesigning the iMac, launch new monitor

Belkin recalls Portable Wireless Charger + Stand Special Edition over fire, shock risks 

Netflix is reportedly testing out spatial audio support for AirPods Pro, AirPods Max 

Razer Blade 15, Blade Pro 17 are now available for pre-order 

Razer sells case for the Samsung Galaxy S21 series 

HP expands Elite Dragonfly series, adds Intel's 11-gen chips and 5G 

What does Wi-Fi 6E offer Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra users? 

Xbox Canada shows off unusual denim controller 

Apple M1 Mac gets optimized beta version of Microsoft Edge 

Samsung debuts new 870 EVO consumer SSD 

This YSL lipstick gadget lets you create countless shades 

Disney+ is getting all seasons of 'The Muppet Show' 

Samsung Canada, Centennial College extend partnership through The Samsung Tech Institute initiative 

TikTok tests out Q&A feature to help creators respond to fans 

Netflix's 'Shuffle Play' feature to roll out worldwide in the first half of 2021 

Capcom to release 'Resident Evil Village' on Xbox One, Series S/X, PS4, PS5, and PC on May 7 

Capcom announces new 'Resident Evil: Re:Verse' game 

The Lululab Lumini PM smart mirror helps you with your skincare woes 

Xbox consoles now support HDR on YouTube 

Xbox consoles now support HDR on YouTube

YouTube on the Xbox now supports HDR (Source: The Verge)

YouTube has finally updated its app for Microsoft's Xbox consoles to support HDR. So, as long as you have an Xbox One S or X or Xbox Series X or S and your TV or monitor can display HDR videos, it can automatically switch to output HDR content. The Xbox system has never supported HDR until now. It also still hasn't made its way to the PlayStation 5, but the PS4 does support HDR.

You can check if your Xbox is outputting HDR by enabling the "stats for nerds" panel. Now, we just need content to catch up. Here's to hoping more creators release their videos in HDR on YouTube. 

Source: The Verge

The Lululab Lumini PM smart mirror helps you with your skincare woes

The Lululab Lumini PM smart mirror diagnoses your skin issues and recommends skincare products (Source: Lululab)

Smart home tech isn't just about lighting, smart appliances, and security. Sometimes it helps with something as practical as helping with your skin issues. That's what startup Lululab wants to help you with using its new Lumini PM smart mirror. It was born out of the Lumini device the company introduced back in 2018. A multispectral camera combined with an AI-powered algorithm analyzes your face, diagnoses your skin issues, and recommends skincare products you can use to treat them.

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Capcom announces new 'Resident Evil: Re:Verse' game

Aside from sharing more details about Resident Evil Village, Capcom also unveiled its new online multiplayer game that pits some of its most iconic characters against each other. Resident Evil Re:Verse will bring back characters like Leon Kennedy and Jill Valentine in four to six player deathmatches. Those who buy Village will get this game for free.

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