SkipTheDishes, Wine Rack partner to deliver alcohol in Ontario

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SkipTheDishes partners with Wine Rack to make it easier for Ontario residents to order alcohol. The food delivery network can deliver alcohol directly to customers from 34 stores in Toronto and over 100 stores across Ontario without limiting the amount that can be ordered. (Of course, we still have to remind you to drink responsibly.) You can order through SkipTheDishes' app or website. You get access to over 100 different wines and refreshment options from Wine Rack, including well-known brands such as Jackson-Triggs, Inniskilin, OPEN, Bodacious, Naked Grape, Growers Cider, Cartier, and many more. And if you're thinking of gifting some booze to your loved ones, they also offer options. It's definitely the safer way to get your fix as we continue to practice social distancing.

Zoom begins end-to-end encryption rollout

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Zoom has made a technical preview of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) available to both free and paid users, giving you better peace of mind over your video chat's security. Desktop, Android, and Zoom Rooms users can now activate E2EE. iOS users will get the feature after Apple approves the update.

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Netflix, Ubisoft partner to develop live action 'Assassin's Creed' series

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The next game franchise to get a Netflix show (or shows, in this case) is Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed. The streaming service and game developer plan on developing live-action, animated, and anime series based on the title. 

First up is the live-action adaptation, which will have Ubisoft Film & Television's Jason Altman and Danielle Kreinik onboard as executive producers. They're currently in search of the series' showrunner. Without a showrunner yet, it might take some time before we see this project come out.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 might not include charger, earphones in the box

Samsung is reportedly toying around with not including a charger and a pair of earphones with its upcoming Galaxy S21 flagship. If the rumours are true, the company will follow in Apple's footsteps, who took out the iPhone 12's accessories. Apple said it was for environmental purposes, but without reducing the price, it's also seen as a way to increase its profit margins. And Samsung might be following in that thinking.

As SamMobile points out, this move could be ironic, given the company's social media team heavily made fun of Apple's announcement that it was getting rid of the charger.

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