Sunday
Aug082021

Razer Project Hazel is now Razer Zephyr

Source: Razer

Razer gives its Project Hazel an official product name and an announcement for a beta test ahead of its release later this year. Now called the Razer Zephyr, the company is opening a beta test for this wearable air purifier. According to a tweet from Razer, it is "designed to be safe, social, and sustainable," and that it "sports 99% BFE, a secure silicon face seal, and anti-fog coating."

Razer claims this mask with built-in RGB lighting and an active air filtration system is effective as an N95 mask. Since its initial launch at CES 2021, Razer has added internal lighting and a silicon face seal. We don't know yet how much the Razer Zephyr will cost.

Source: Engadget

Sunday
Aug082021

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 8/1 – 8/7

Saturday
Aug072021

Spotify delays AirPlay 2 support release on iOS app

Spotify iOS users waiting for AirPlay 2 support will have to wait a bit longer. The company is postponing its release indefinitely. This news was confirmed on the Spotify Community by a representative of the company. According to Spotify, the development team has been running into compatibility issues with the AirPlay 2 audio drivers, which has become a significant issue that isn't a priority of the company at this time.

Source: 9to5Mac

Saturday
Aug072021

Microsoft tests new Xbox night mode

Source: The Verge

Microsoft is experimenting with a new night mode for its Xbox consoles. The company is trying it out with Xbox Insiders in the Alpha Skip-Ahead ring. Its features include dimming the screens, controller LED brightness, and even the Xbox power button. There are other customization options like different dimming levels and an optional blue light filter. You can even set an Xbox to switch to the system dark mode and disable HDR when the night mode is enabled.

As with night or dark modes in other systems, the Xbox night mode can be set to a schedule, either manually or automatically, enabling at sunset and disabling at sunrise.

Source: The Verge