Time to say goodbye to the Apple iMac Pro

Source: 9to5Mac

The premium Apple iMac Pro is going away. Apple is discontinuing the build-to-order desktop computer. While the default model, sans the extra bells and whistles, is still available, the company only plans to sell it until supplies last. 

It has been four years since Apple introduced the iMac Pro. And the company seems to think it's an appropriate time to say goodbye to this device. Some tech sites speculate that this might mean that Apple is introducing a refreshed iMac product line soon. We can't say anything for now, but we're keeping our eyes peeled for that possibility.

Source: 9to5Mac

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup – 2/28 – 3/6

hayu is now available on Shaw TV

Google Assistant lets you interact with your phone even when it's locked 

Microsoft xCloud is reportedly testing 1080p streaming 

Android Auto adds shortcuts to launch screen, games, split-screen multitasking 

Here's a three-minute gameplay video of 'New Pokémon Snap' 

Galaxy flagships running One UI 3.1 get wireless DeX support on PC 

'Pokémon Legends: Arceus' brings an open-world Pokémon RPG to the Nintendo Switch 

Instagram's Live Rooms allows up to four people at once to go live 

Google Pixel 4, 4 XL to get better AR capabilities with dual camera support 

OnePlus event announcement for Mar. 8 teases 'moonshot' photo 

VW ramps up R&D on autonomous driving vehicles 

Spotify beta tests endless playlists on CarPlay 

Netflix's Fast Laughs is a TikTok-like mobile feature for its comedic content 

WhatsApp desktop adds voice and video call support 

Square buys majority stake in Tidal to create artist-driven business 

TikTok rolls out Q&A feature to all creators 

Twitter is reportedly testing 'Undo Send' option 

iOS 14 might use Find My to prevent you from being stalked 

Covid and Eyecare in Ontario

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live for the foreseeable future. Not only has how you shop, how you work, and how you play changed, but the way you will be able to access healthcare has also changed. 

Certain health checks, if not most, require the patient and the medical professional to be in one another’s immediate vicinity. Social distancing is not generally possible, and as such, there have been changes to the way healthcare can be accessed. Many people are putting off routine health checks because of social distancing rules and not knowing whether their healthcare providers are COVID safe.

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iOS 14 might use Find My to prevent you from being stalked

Source: 9t05Mac

Apple's Find My feature is useful for locating lost Apple devices. Now, it looks like it could be used to prevent someone from using trackers or other accessories from stalking you. Item Safety Alerts feature makes a reappearance in the iOS 14.5 beta, which will inform you if an unknown device being tracked on Find My is "moving with you." It seems to be your safety net for when a Find My-compatible device is kept in your person or in your belongings so someone else can track your movements.

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