Google Play Store's web version tipped to get a redesign

Google might be finally ready to revamp its Play Store on the web to look more like the mobile app. The redesign removes the large sidebar and cards and replaces them with four-button navigation and cleaner-looking listings with auto-playing trailers for games. You can filter apps by device type. And if you want to access your library or redeem a gift card, those are accessible through the account switcher you typically see on Google web apps.

Now, we just have to wait if Google will roll this out to more users. It's been spotted in the Korean and Taiwanese Play Stores.

Source: Android Police | Via: Engadget

Netflix, Riot Games confirm second season of 'Arcane'

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Netflix and Riot Games have confirmed that Arcane is coming back for a second season. The League of Legends-based game first debuted on Netflix on November 6, and it's considered a prequel to the popular massive online battle arena game. Details about the second season are still under wraps, but Hailee Steinfeld, Ella Purnell, and Katie Leung have all been confirmed to reprise their respective voice roles of Vi, Jinx and Caitlyn Kiramman. The upcoming season will be executed produced by Linke, alongside Marc Merrill, Brandon Beck, Jane Chung and Thomas Vu.

Source: Arcane | Via: Variety

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 11/14 – 11/20

The Instax Mini Evo is Fujifilm's latest film-digital hybrid camera

'Naruto' will come to 'Fortnite' on Nov. 16 

Google fixes Pixel 6 issue where it randomly calls your contacts 

'Battlefield 2042' will debut on Nov. 19 without voice chat feature 

'She-Hulk' gets teased during Disney+ Day, plus more Marvel Studios TV shows coming to Disney+ 

Boba Fett to come to 'Fortnite' on Dec. 24 

Microsoft adds final 76 titles to its backward compatibility program 

Twitter starts rolling out a fix for 'disappearing tweets' 

Waze, Halo adds two new Moods and vehicles to use for a limited time 

Razer introduces Kaira, Kaira Pro headset for PS5 

Tidal introduces two new HiFi tiers 

Mattel shows off a life-size Barbie Extra EV at the LA Auto Show 

Spotify starts rollout of synchronized song lyrics to all users 

Apple plans to sell you parts so you can repair your iPhone at home 

Instagram on iOS will finally let you delete photos, videos in a carousel 

This Belkin 3-in-1 charger can fast charge the Apple Watch Series 7 

Twitter brings in-app tip jar to Android

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Twitter's in-app tipping feature made its debut on iOS first. But now, it's coming to Android, too. The feature allows you to set up a "tip jar" on your profile where followers and fans can send money to you directly. You can link your Cash App, Patreon, Paypal, Venmo, or Bandcamp with the app. The company also has plans to let you tip or receive tips in Bitcoin too.

Via: Engadget