Spotify’s desktop app gets a fresh look

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Spotify has neglected its desktop app for a long time, focusing more on its mobile apps and controversial podcasters. But now, the desktop and web apps have received a major makeover that the company calls "one of the biggest revamps yet." The new design aims to match the sleek smartphone app, which feels like a long time coming given Spotify started as a browser-based service before it expanded to mobile devices.

The main content area is still the same, with easy access to music and podcast recommendations. But the left side of the app window now has the new "Your Library" feature, which the company tested earlier. This feature lets you quickly access your saved music and podcast collections and switch between playlists. You can also collapse the library for a simpler view.

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DoorDash App launches $1 weekend deals in major Canadian Cities

DoorDash Canada has joined forces with some of Canada’s favourite local restaurants to offer menu items for $1 this weekend only. From Friday June 23 – Sunday June 25 between 2 pm - 5 pm, consumers can enjoy affordable meals from the comfort of their home in Toronto, Vancouver and Halifax.

DoorDash is partnering with local favourites like Dave’s Hot Chicken (Toronto), Tacofino (Vancouver) and Jean’s Chinese (Halifax) to bring the first-of-its-kind campaign to life in Canada. The $1 menu items will be available at over 500 participating restaurants. This offer is available to new and existing DoorDash customers.

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Samsung Canada hosts 'Beat the Box' immersive family fun in Toronto

Samsung Canada will be hosting a family fun interactive in-person event aimed at kids ages 5-14 years old called ‘Beat the Box’ in partnership with CAMP. This unforgettable, immersive video game experience is for the whole family. You, and your digital avatar, will battle for victory inside a cutting-edge augmented reality world inside the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 at the Samsung Experience Store at Toronto's CF Eaton Centre. 

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WhatsApp helps you avoid spam calls completely

WhatsApp has announced a new update aiming to reduce spam calls and enhance user privacy. The update includes two features: Silence Unknown Callers and Privacy Checkup. Silence Unknown Callers allows you to mute calls from unknown numbers. The calls will still show up in your call list, so you can check them later if they are important. This feature can help you avoid unwanted interruptions and distractions.

Privacy Checkup guides you through various privacy settings that can protect your messages, calls, and personal information. By selecting ‘Start checkup’ in your Privacy settings, you can choose who can contact you, control your personal info, add more privacy to your chats, and add more protection to your account. This feature can help you customize your privacy preferences and secure your WhatsApp account.

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