Snap's Pixy drone gets an extended shipping time up to 4 months

If you just recently decided you wanted to pick up Snap's Pixy drone, then you'll have to be okay with a wait of up to four months. If you check Snap's website, the estimated shipment for the drone will take around 15 to 16 weeks. As The Verge pointed out, this could mean the drone is selling well, but also, it might be that the company hasn't made enough. Snap CEO Evan Spiegel has hinted to The Verge before Pixy's launch that it might have made too few of them. The company might have wanted to avoid the loss it experienced when it made too many Spectacles. Unfortunately, you'll have a longer waiting time to get yours.

Apple reportedly plans to add a nutrition and payment services into Health app

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Apple might be looking to expand the services of its Health app. In his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman writes that Apple is planning to offer an "Instacart-like" grocery service with nutrition data integrated into the Health app. Alongside that, Apple is reportedly planning to expand the workout types it offers on Apple Fitness+ when iOS 16 launches later this year. Gurman noted the service might be potentially complex and "fairly low-margin."

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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 5/1 – 5/7

Apple, Google, Microsoft and World Wide Web consortium back passwordless sign-in initiative

Microsoft Edge to get a free built-in VPN 

Airbnb to stop offering refunds to hosts or guests that contract COVID-19 

Square Enix sells off 3 major Western studios to Embracer 

Telegram reportedly tests 'Premium' subscription, spotted in beta builds 

Top 10 Tech Gifts for Mother's Day 

Google Pixel 6's weak notifications vibration gets fixed in May Pixel update 

Amazon finally adds epub support to the Kindle 

'Fornite' brings back 'Star Wars' items for a limited time 

Ubisoft Montreal to take lead of the 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake' 

New 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' trailer drops, series to debut on May 27 

Samsung introduces new dashcam memory card promising non-stop recording of up to 16 years 

Lenovo Yoga AIO 7 gets a rotating screen you can connect to your phone 

Microsoft tests new Windows 11 controller shortcut to access recently launched games 

WhatsApp starts rolling out emoji reactions, 2GB file transfers, increased group chat capacities 

Summer Game Fest to stream on June 9 

IMDb's new Fire TV app can help you pick what to watch next 

IMDb's new Fire TV app can help you pick what to watch next

If you're feeling overwhelmed with your streaming options, IMDb has a new app on the Fire TV to help you decide. The What to Watch app offers a series of mini-games to help make the decision more manageable and fun. You'll get a list of recommendations after you've played the games. There are games like Quick Draw that shuffle through virtual playing cards with movie and TV show options. There's also This or That to help narrow your choices. IMDb plans to launch more mini-games.

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