Samsung Quick Share adds AirDrop support on Galaxy S26 series

Source: Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S26 users will be able to easily transfer files with iPhone users now. Samsung's Quick Share adds support for AirDrop, starting with the company's home country, South Korea. Samsung said it will expand support to regions including Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia, and Taiwan. The tech giant also plans to bring the feature to additional devices soon.

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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 3/15/2026 - 3/21/2026

Review: MacBook Neo

Apple AirPods Max 2 retails for $799 in Canada

Snapchat shuts down standalone Bitmoji app

Apple, Nike release new colour for Powerbeats Pro 2

WhatsApp comes to select Garmin smartwatches

Samsung to halt sale of Galaxy Z TriFold after just three months

YouTube inks streaming deal with FIFA for 2026 World Cup

Try out 'Totally Reliable Delivery Service' and 'Hell Let Loose' this weekend during Microsoft Xbox's Free Play Days

Meta set to shutter VR version of Horizon Worlds in June

Bentley scraps most of its planned EVs

Bentley scraps most of its planned EVs

Source: Bentley

British luxury carmaker Bentley had ambitions to release five new electric vehicles by 2035. Now, only one of those five planned cars is set to launch as the automaker intends to focus on hybridization to help prop up its profits in the coming years. The only surviving model is the Urban SUV, which is scheduled for a reveal in 2027.

Bentley’s commitment to electrification remains intact. According to the Chief Executive Officer Frank Walliser, while hybrids will take center stage for now, the ultimate goal remains a 100% electric lineup—contingent on market appetite. “We have a very close eye on the development and acceptance of the EV market, especially in the upper segment. But the next car will not come before 2030,” Walliser said in an interview with Auto Express.

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Meta set to shutter VR version of Horizon Worlds in June

Source: Meta

After announcing plans to go "all-in" with the mobile version of Horizon Worlds, Meta is cutting off access to the virtual reality version of its first metaverse attempt after June 15, 2026. By the end of March, Meta said individual Horizon Worlds and Events will be taken out of the Quest VR app store, with headset owners left unable to visit worlds such as "Horizon Central, Events Arena, Kaiju and Bobber Bay."

After June 15, the app will be removed entirely from Quest headsets. The Hyperscape Capture beta feature, which has been tested out recently, is also being removed from Horizon Worlds.

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