Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 8/6- 8/12

Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde is now available in Canada

Devolver Digital pokes fun at game delays with 'Devolver Delayed' event

'D&D' artist admits to using AI for illustrations in new book

Google Search adds a grammar check feature to its chatbox interface

'Red Dead Redemption' comes to PS4 and Switch, but is it worth it?

Apple’s M3 chip: What you need to know

EA to shut down servers for 'Crysis 3,' 'Dante’s Inferno,' and 'Dead Space 2' in 2023

Apple is moving the End Call button on the iPhone

'Unpacking' is coming to Android and iOS

Android users can now detect unknown AirTags

Blend anywhere, anytime with the Ninja Blast Portable Blender

'TMNT: The Last Ronin' gets first teaser trailer

WhatsApp might get passkey support soon

'Diablo 3' introduces new single-player mode in final season

New Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones and earbuds rumoured to launch soon

New Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones and earbuds rumoured to launch soon

Bose is getting ready to launch new headphones and earbuds, the QuietComfort Ultra series, according to MySmartPrice. These products will be the successors of the highly praised QuietComfort Earbuds II and QuietComfort 45 headphones with more premium features and designs.

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'Diablo 3' introduces new single-player mode in final season

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Diablo 3 is getting a new single-player mode in its next major update. While many fans are eagerly awaiting the release of Diablo 4, the latest entry in the franchise, Diablo 3 still has some surprises in store for its loyal players. 

The new single-player mode is called Solo Self-Found and it will be available on the Diablo 3 test server starting August 15. In this mode, players can enjoy the game’s Adventure Mode and Campaign without multiplayer features. The only exception is the Rebirth feature, which allows players to reset their characters and start over. Solo Self-Found mode will also have its own leaderboard, where players can compete with others who play the same way.

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WhatsApp might get passkey support soon

WhatsApp users have different ways to protect their accounts, such as using passwords and two-factor authentication. Soon, they will have another option: passkeys. Passkeys are a new, more secure way to sign in without typing passwords. WhatsApp is working to implement this feature, which many apps and websites already support.

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