Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 6/11- 6/17

Coca-Cola Creations levels up with League of Legends

Bing AI Chat adds voice chat to desktop search

Tesla Supercharger network to open up for other EVs in Canada

iOS 17 brings new stickers features to Messages

Capcom's sci-fi adventure 'Pragmata' pushed back further

Samsung Bespoke Jet AI: A vacuum with AI, long-lasting battery, and LED brushes 

'The Last of Us Part I' gets Steam Deck verified and PC patch

'Hyper Light Breaker' drops new trailer

End of legacy plug-ins for the Mail app on the Mac

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE to reportedly launch in Q3 2023 with Exynos 2200 and 50MP camera 

Dyson HEPA Big+Quiet Formaldehyde gets priced in Canada

Apple’s iOS 17 will stop autocorrecting swear words with machine learning 

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 official image leaks 

New Apple Mac Pro has a glitch with internal SATA drives

Anker’s new Soundcore Liberty 4 NC earbuds can last longer than your phone

Squarespace to buy Google Domains

Netflix unveils the first look at 'The Three-Body Problem' adaptation 

Netflix unveils the first look at 'The Three-Body Problem' adaptation

Netflix’s Tudum event delivered on its promise: a stunning first look at the streamer’s adaptation of Cixin Liu’s sci-fi masterpiece, The Three-Body Problem. The teaser trailer reveals a glimpse of the epic saga, based on the book trilogy, and announces its release date: January 2024.

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Squarespace to buy Google Domains

Google Domains, a service that lets people easily create websites, is shutting down. Website builder and hosting provider Squarespace has announced that it will take over about 10 million domains from Google. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2023.

Squarespace promises to keep the same pricing for existing customers for at least a year after the acquisition. It also says it will use Google’s technology to ensure the domains are transferred smoothly.

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Anker’s new Soundcore Liberty 4 NC earbuds can last longer than your phone

If you’re looking for affordable wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation (ANC) and impressive battery life, you might want to check out the new Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. These Anker earbuds are an upgraded version of the original Liberty 4, and most notably introduce that long-lasting battery (at least on paper). It promises up to 10 hours of battery life with the buds alone. Plus, an additional 50 hours with the included charging case. Anker hasn't specified if this is with its ANC enabled. But it might be safer to think it'll need this feature disabled to get that maximum of 60 hours of use.

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