Google Chrome 78 on iOS 13 now supports system-wide dark mode

Browsing through Chrome in the middle of the night on your iPhone will no longer burn your retinas. Version 78 of the browser now supports iOS 13's system-wide dark mode, which means if you have the feature enabled, Chrome will follow suit. However, Google's take on the dark theme isn't a real black background. Instead, it brings a grey background colour throughout the interface. Sites that support dark mode will change as well. 

Another change this update brings is the new card-like interface for sections like Bookmarks, History, Recent Tabs, Reading Lists, and Settings. These sections will slide up from the bottom when you pull them up, and you can swipe them away when you're done with them. Chrome now also lets you add a new credit card directly from the Settings page. This update is now available on the App Store.

Source: 9to5Google

LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen is coming to Canada on Nov. 1st

LG's take on a dual-screen smartphone is launching in Canada in a few days. The LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen is arriving on November 1st, and it will be available at carriers like Eastlink, Freedom Mobile, Koodo, SaskTel, TBooth, Wireless, Telus, The Mobile Shop, Videotron, Virgin Mobile, Wireless Wave, and Xplore Mobile. The handset can be purchased for as low as $0 on some two-year plans.

The LG G8X's most distinct feature is the detachable secondary display, which can be used as a gamepad or keyboard. It's designed to make multitasking on the phone easier. The screen can even be turned into a stand. It runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, Android 9.0 Pie, 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. Its primary display is a 6.4-inch OLED FullVision screen with a 2,340 x 1,080 resolution. At the back, the phone has a dual-camera setup with a 12-megapixel main shooter with f/1.8 aperture and a 13-megapixel super-wide lens with f/2.4 aperture. The front-facing camera is a 32-megapixel one with f/1.9 aperture. The LG G8X's battery has a 4,000mAh capacity.

Source: MobileSyrup

Apple TV app comes to Amazon Fire TV devices

Similar to the rollout happening on Roku devices and ahead of the launch of Apple's streaming service, Amazon announced that the Apple TV app is coming to the second-generation Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick 4K. Those with the Fire TV Basic edition also get the app today. According to Amazon's blog post, those who own a Fire TV Cube (either first- or second-generation), Fire TV (third-generation pendant design), and Toshiba and Insignia Fire TV Edition smart TVs will be getting the update soon. 

The Apple TV app will let you watch the content you've rented from Apple in the past, but, more importantly, it will give you access to Apple TV+ streaming service, which will launch in Canada on November 1st. The service costs $5.99 a month.

You can now purchase the Ring Stick Up Cam in Canada

Amazon-owned Ring is now bringing its Stick Up Cam to Canada. These surveillance cameras work as both indoor and outdoor cameras and have features like motion detection and two-way talk. Amazon offers different ways to power these cameras as well. There are the plug-in camera and battery-powered options that are both priced at $129.99, while the solar-powered one retails for $198.99.

You can connect the Stick Up Cam with other Ring devices through the Linked Devices feature and control everything with a single app.