Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 10/18 – 10/24

Huawei Mate 40 Pro offers 50W wireless charging, new flagship Kirin 9000 chipset

Blizzard will no longer release new content for 'StarCraft II' 

Samsung's next flagship tipped to get bigger camera bumps 

Tesla's latest software update increases range of Model Y vehicles 

LG sells its rollable 4K OLED TV in South Korea for around CA$115k 

Vancouver-based WildBrain Studios to produce new 'Peanuts' originals for Apple TV+ 

GMC launches Hummer EV a Cybertruck killer 

Xiaomi introduces 80W mobile wireless charging 

Acer partners with Porsche Design for Acer Book RS laptop 

Acer unveils DTS audio-equipped, Google Assistant-powered speaker 

Huawei, Porsche Design partnership debuts Mate 40 RS, Watch GT 2 

Jony Ive enters into multi-year partnership with Airbnb 

ClipDrop plugin for Photoshop enables Augmented Reality (AR) copy and paste 

Custom PS5 coloured plates are being sold online 

EA pushes back Switch release of 'Apex Legends' to 2021

Stitcher cleans up app, introduces redesign

Stitcher cleans up app, introduces redesign

Source: Stitcher

Stitcher has some catching up to do with services like Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Its new look might help with that. The podcast app revamps its web and mobile apps, promising better user control and navigation. The public beta for the redesigned app is out now, with plans to roll it out more broadly in the future.

You can now organize shows into custom categories and view recent and unfinished episodes, your downloads, and favourite podcasts in the My Podcasts section. With filters, you can opt to see episodes you've only downloaded, unplayed or liked episodes, or sort them by date. The app even lets you view podcasts by episode length.

Stitcher also brings the ability to download episodes from the shows you want automatically and pick how many you'll keep on your device at a given time. The app gets a slider control for playback speed. Stitcher also improved its Alexa and Sonos integrations t.

Source: Engadget

EA pushes back Switch release of 'Apex Legends' to 2021

Source: Respawn

Nintendo Switch users who are also fans of Apex Legends will have to wait for the game to come out. EA and Respawn announced the release would be pushed back to sometime in 2021. According to game director Chad Grenier, the companies need more time to make sure the game runs as they want it before bringing it to the portable platform.

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Custom PS5 coloured plates are being sold online

Source: PlateStation

The Sony PlayStation 5 isn't here yet, but there are already customization options being sold online. A company called PlateStation is offering third-party coloured plates to give Sony's next-gen console new skin. However, the company isn't associated with Sony or the PlayStation brand in any way.

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