Google Podcasts now has an 'Add to playlist' button, but it doesn't seem to work yet

Google seems to have finally responded to complaints of its Podcasts app's users. The app now appears to have an "Add to playlist" button. But there are caveats to it. One, the button doesn't seem to work yet. Two, it doesn't show up for all users at the moment. Android Police speculates that it's tied with the recent beta update of the app, and the feature doesn't seem to be enabled yet. At the very least, we now know that it's on Google's agenda to bring the queueing feature to users. Perhaps it can now go up against the likes of Spotify and Pocket Casts as the podcast app of choice.

Samsung Galaxy S20's 64MP tele camera won’t be for 4-in-1 pixel binning, but will be for 8K video

Rumour has it the 64-megapixel telephoto sensor on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ won't be used for pixel-binned 4-in-1 16-megapixel photos. And that it'll offer 8K video support, likely at 8K@30fps. The Galaxy S20 and S20+ rumoured specs sheet claims the two phones will offer 3x optical zoom and up to 30x digital zoom. And it seems the zoom will be of the lossless variety as it'll crop actual pixels from the sensor. These are all speculation for now, unfortunately. So, information might come out differently when the flagships launch next month. 

Source: GSMArena 

Emilio Estevez rumoured to be starring in Disney+'s 'The Mighty Ducks' series

We've already heard about the revival of The Mighty Ducks, but this time we learn that Emilio Estevez will be joining the series. Estevez played coach Gordon Bombay in the original movie and its sequel. Now, rumour has it that he'll be coming back for the rumoured 10-episode, half-hour series. The show is reportedly starting filming this March in Vancouver, and it'll wrap up in June. The Mighty Ducks series will involve the original screenwriter Steven Brill and producer Jordan Kerner. 

The Mighty Ducks series will reportedly focus on a 13-year-old boy that gets kicked off the Mighty Ducks junior division team, so he and his mom start their own team. 

Source: The Illuminerdi 

Shopify will open its first Vancouver office

Shopify plans to open its first-ever Vancouver office before the end of the year. The office will be housed in a new four-floor, 6,500-square metre workspace at the Four Bentall Centre in downtown Vancouver. Its current Vancouver-based employees work remotely or at a WeWork space across the street from where their new office will be. The Vancouver office will focus on software development as well as expanding its R&D team. The office will help support around one million online customers globally. 

Shopify plans to hire 1,000 workers for this office, but that would happen over "a couple of years." The Ottawa-based e-commerce company is looking for backend developers, data engineers, mobile developers, product designers, product managers, and web developers.  

Source: CTV News