New Philips Sonicare Power Flosser with Quad Stream technology

By Sonya Davidson

Each and every time I visit with the dental hygienist the conversations always begins with small talk about the family, the dog, and how we’ve been coping with covid. Then it quickly changes to so, how’s the flossing going? For years, I would sheepishly say “um…it’s okay!” We all know the truth. How many of us floss everyday? How about once a week? Recently I started responding to her predictable question with “I’m sure you know!” to which I would always get a laugh. Let’s be honest. It’s not exactly the most enjoyable daily health regime and we all know it. I’m not gonna lie. I hate flossing.

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How to Choose the right app development company in Canada

Let's assume you've read some of the many articles out there on the benefits of a mobile strategy. You know you want to create an app that elevates the customer experience, delivers you rich consumer insights, and allows you to stand head-and-shoulders above the competition. 

But when it comes time to actually make the call, you pause. 

What qualities are you looking for in a Canadian app development company? What separates a serviceable app development partner from a great one? Should you place more emphasis on the ease of the client-developer process, or the quality of the end-product? 

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'Chrono Trigger' PC version's surprise update makes it playable on ultrawide monitors

If you play Chrono Trigger on the PC and own an ultrawide monitor, this news is for you. Square Enix updated the Steam version of the game for the first time in four years to add support for 21:9 resolutions. Chrono Trigger also gets "improved" d-pad controls and other user interface and quality of life updates. 

As Engadget pointed out, the ultrawide screen support is unusual for retro ports and even some modern games, so it's a nice touch for Chrono Trigger.

Instagram finally allows Live creators to appoint moderators

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It seems pretty shocking that we're only now getting moderator support in Instagram's Live function. The social media site announced that its Live creators can now assign moderators for their streams. These moderators can report comments, remove viewers from the Live, or turn off comments for a specific viewer.

If you live stream on Instagram, you can assign a moderator by tapping on the three dots in the comment bar during a Live. You can then choose a moderator from a list of suggested accounts or use the search bar to look for a specific account.

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