Saturday
Nov302019

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 11/24 – 11/30

Saturday
Nov302019

Apple to Donate $1 from every Apple Pay purchase on December 1 for World AIDS Day

In support of World AIDS Day on Sunday, December 1, 2019, Apple  says it will donate $1 to the Global Fund for every Apple Pay purchase made at an Apple Store, on apple.com or in the Apple Store app today through Monday, December 2, 2019. This is the companies' continued outreach to support various causes.

Apple's  customers can always make a difference when they purchase any (PRODUCT)RED product, including iPhone 11, leather case or Apple Watch wristband, to name a few, where a portion of every purchase goes towards HIV/AIDS programs in sub-Saharan Africa, including prevention, treatment counselling, HIV testing and care services. Discover more why choosing (RED) saves lives here: https://www.apple.com/ca/product-red/

Saturday
Nov302019

Report claims Apple might bundle the AirPods with its 2020 iPhones

If the report from DigiTimes is to be believed, then next year's iPhones will come bundled with AirPods. The hit-or-miss Taiwanese publication cites unnamed industry sources, claiming that "smartphone vendors including Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi are looking to bundle their new models with TWS earbuds next year." TWS stands for "truly wireless stereo" earphones, which includes accessories like the AirPods and Samsung's Galaxy Buds.

We can't say how accurate the report is, especially with how expensive AirPods are and how popular these accessories are on their own. It would be uncharacteristic for Apple to bundle a high-demand accessory. Perhaps a more reasonable rumour would be a more advanced version of EarPods will be bundled with the iPhone. Or only the higher-end iPhone 12 Pro models will get this bundle. The iPhone is at least 10 months away from its launch, so we'll be keeping our eyes out to see if this particular rumour will become true. 

Source: MacRumors

Saturday
Nov302019

How to Avoid the No.1 Mobile Website Killer in Canada

Despite all of the delicate intricacies of creating an amazing site for Google’s mobile-first world, the number one thing killing any given mobile site is remarkably simple: It’s too slow.

Speed has always been a major predictor of SEO success. However, it’s never been more important than it will be over the next few years as we all shift to mobile-first design, while faster phones and networks make the average user even less likely to wait for your site to load.

With so much at stake, here are a few ways to make sure your mobile site is as fast as possible.

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