Saturday, June 6, 2020 at 2:26PM Apple parts supplier Broadcom claims the company will be releasing the 2020 iPhone a bit later than usual. According to comments from Broadcom CEO Hock Tan during the company's recent quarterly earnings call, the next-generation iPhone's release will be pushed back by a few weeks. Apple hasn't released any statements yet regarding this possible delay.
Saturday, June 6, 2020 at 11:33AM 
Montreal-based artificial intelligence institute Mila's COVI app for iOS and Android was ready to roll out last month, but a new report from The Logic says the government opted out of using this COVID-19 contact-tracing app.
Mila CEO Valérie Pisano told the publication that the government is choosing to use other contact-tracing technology. But the institute is ready to help if they are needed.
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Some Android Auto users seem to be facing a baffling issue with the platform. They claim that Android Auto disconnects whenever the vehicle passes over a speed bump, even if it was just a light bump and regardless of the cable being used. Some thought that there were issues with their cables or the car's ports, but even with changing cables or cleaning, the problem persists. And they notice that the phone is still charging and the OEM mobile interface works.
Some were able to fix the issue with a firmware update, but it's still hit or miss. Google is aware of the problem and is asking those affected to supply more information to determine what's wrong.
Source: Auto Evolution
Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:25PM 
Search powered by Google Assistant will reportedly get a new look, too (Screenshot courtesy of XDA Developers)
Android TV is expected to get a new look, at least according to recent leaks. The new user interface will be "content-focused." Most notably, it'll have YouTube TV integration on the homescreen. There is a "Live" button that integrates directly with YouTube TV. But since YouTube TV isn't available here, we won't see that change. But the other changes we expect to see.
9to5Google points out that it looks like the redesigned Google Play Store, which came to the Android TV platform last year. It has featured content at the forefront with sections listed at the top of the screen for search, recommendations, movies, TV, apps, and your library.
