Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 10:10PM
Samsung has officially taken off the wraps on the new Galaxy S20 series. As we've known for quite some time, Samsung has skipped the Galaxy S11 and jumped right into naming the phones the Galaxy S20. And the company focused on improving the crucial features of the phone: camera, display, and battery.
Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 6:27PM 
Toronto has some of the best shopping in North America. However, we don’t have to tell you that there is a lack of big box stores in the downtown core.
If we need something at Ikea or Costco, Torontonians will typically save it for the weekend and drive “just a bit” outside of the city. If we live in the heart of the downtown area, there is also usually a car, truck or van rental involved.
Of course, once we get there, we realize that everyone in the GTA had the same idea. The store is a madhouse and we can’t believe that this is how we chose to spend our weekend.
Are these big-box stores all they’re cracked up to be? No, not really. Can you save your weekend and your money by buying these big-ticket items somewhere else? Yes, you can!
Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 11:01AM 
If you like singing along while listening to music, YouTube Music now supports built-in lyrics on Android. The lyrics are accessible by tapping on the info icon located to the left of the song's name. Selecting this icon will pull up a panel that shows views and like count, and shortcuts to the artist and album page. Below that, there is a Lyrics section. And if you scroll to the very bottom, you'll see where Google sourced the lyrics from. It doesn't seem to be widely rolled out yet, but we expect the feature to show up on more Android devices, and hopefully later on iOS and the web.
Source: 9to5Google
Monday, February 10, 2020 at 10:10PM 
Samsung has basically shown off its newest foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip, during a commercial it aired at this year's Oscars. While Samsung doesn't name the phone, it shows what the folding device looks like and teases what it can do. The ad shows the Galaxy Z Flip sitting on the phone at a 90-degree angle being used for video chats. In the commercial itself, The Verge reports that Samsung cautions: "You may notice a small crease in the center of the main screen, which is a natural characteristic of the screen." The ad shows the outside screen, which is in full colour and capable of being used for caller ID with sliders for accepting or rejecting a call.
This isn't the first time Samsung has done ads during the Oscars. But it is the first time it teased a device it hasn't launched yet. The company is bent on hyping its February 11 event, where the Galaxy Z Flip is expected to launch alongside three variants of the Galaxy S20 series.
