Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 2/2 – 2/8

TCL will stop making BlackBerry phones by the end of August 2020

Moto G Stylus images show up online

Star War's Poe Dameron's backstory to be told in upcoming YA book

Twitter introduces threaded replies to iOS app

Disney earns rights to show in theatres, stream Broadway hit 'Hamilton'

Apple releases new trailer for 'Mythic Quest'

Samsung leaks Galaxy S20 images on European online site

'Star Trek: Picard' becomes Crave's most streamed series debut in history

Disney shares release periods for 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' 'WandaVision,' and 'The Mandalorian’

Apple TV+ now available for select 2019 LG smart TVs

'Knives Out' will be getting a sequel

Netflix now lets you turn off autoplay previews

Instagram now shows you which accounts you interact with the most and least

You can vote for Pokémon of the Year using Google

Apple shows off capabilities of the iPhone 11 series' Night Mode

Apple released a new ad on its YouTube that highlights the low-light capabilities of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. The video shows several Night Mode comparison shots, emphasizing how much better photos were taken in this mode look like. Night Mode is one of the significant new features in the iPhone 11 series. It makes use of the phone's AI software and the Apple A13 chip.

Source: MacRumors 

You can vote for Pokémon of the Year using Google

Pokémon Day 2020 is almost upon us. And with the festivities, you can share your love for your favourite Pokémon. You can vote for your Pokémon of the Year via Google. You can head to this link or type "Pokémon vote" on your Google search bar. Voting will be open until February 14 at 5:59 am PST. 

To vote, select the region of your favourite creature and then scroll through the list, which is arranged by the National Pokédex number. And yes, it has all 890 Pokémon from every region. You will need to be signed in to your Google account to vote. You're allowed one vote per category per day for a maximum of eight votes daily. According to the official blog post about the competition, "votes will be counted based on the Pokémon's National Pokédex number, even for Pokémon that have multiple forms, including regional forms."

Instagram now shows you which accounts you interact with the most and least

Are you due an Instagram followers purge? The social network now lets you see which accounts you've interacted the most or least with. When you head to your "Following" list, you should see the options "Least interacted with" and "Most shown in feed." The feature makes it easier to decide if you want to cut accounts out or get updates from those you want to get more information from. 

On top of that, you can also sort your Following list from earliest to latest followed or vice versa. If you are thinking of cutting down on your Instagram following list, now is the best time to do that.