Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 11/17 – 11/23

EvanTubeHD visits Nintendo Switch Playhouse in TorontoDisney+ to offer 'The Simpsons' in original uncropped format in early 2020

'Magic: The Gathering' developer exposes data of 452,000 players

Air Canada introduces interactive airport maps in redesigned app

Nintendo's 'Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp' to get two paid subscriptions

My Shaw app lets you restart modems, refresh TV channels

Waze and Lincoln want to help you relax while you drive this holiday season

Google Stadia Premiere Edition is now available in Canada

Apple brings back its extended holiday return policy

New Apple iPhone 11 cases add extra battery, camera shortcut

Amazon Canada now carries the Echo Show 8

Samsung brings $2,599 Galaxy Fold to Toronto

Apple pilot tests extended AppleCare+ eligibility

Spotify entices returning subscribers with 3 months subscription for $10

Spotify entices returning subscribers with 3 months subscription for $10

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If you ditched your Spotify Premium account before October 19, 2019, and now you want back in, this season is the best time to do so. Spotify is offering three months of Spotify Premium for $9.99 for those returning subscribers. The promo will be available until the end of December. And the condition is you must've cancelled your account before the date mentioned above. If you haven't signed up for Spotify Premium before, sign up now and get three months for free.

Spark revamps iOS app, adds dark mode to all apps

 

Email app Spark adds a lot of new features to its iOS app, while introducing dark mode to its Android app. The iOS app gets rebuilt from the ground up to make it easier to use the app and read through your email threads. Spark adds avatar profile images so you can see at a glance which user or account sent you the message. You can now also customize your most used email actions and flow to the top those you use the most. Android users might not be getting these features yet, but like their iOS counterpart, dark mode is coming. You can read the full list of features available on this link.

YouTube now supports Android 10's dark mode

YouTube has long had its dark mode, but now it supports Android 10's system-wide support for the dark theme. So, if you toggle on the feature for your device, YouTube will follow suit. You can also force dark mode within the app through the new Appearance section. You can opt to go into the light mode, dark mode, or follow the system's toggle. YouTube is rolling this feature out via a server-side update, so you just have to wait for it to show up for you. However, YouTube on iOS doesn't support the OS's system-wide dark mode for now. But it allows for in-app switching.

Source: 9to5Google