Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 4/5/2026 - 4/11/2026

Dyson introduces handheld HushJet Mini Cool Fan

Samsung True North Tunes to Spotlight Emerging Canadian Artists

MovieScout launches a discovery platform for film lovers

Next phase of voting is open for SiriusXM Top of the Country competition

Doritos is turning messy crumb-covered keyboards in a contest

WhatsApp gets full native CarPlay support

Warner Bros. Games opens pre-registration for 'Game of Thrones: Dragonfire'

Netflix launches free gaming app for kids

Report: Apple to use Samsung Display-made OLED panel for foldable iPhone

Apple Arcade adds exclusive content for 'Hello Kitty Island Adventure,' 'Disney SpellStruck'

'Nick Jr. Replay!' comes to Apple Arcade on May 7

'Nick Jr. Replay!' comes to Apple Arcade on May 7

Source: Apple

Apple Arcade is getting its own version of kid-friendly games with the launch of Nick Jr. Replay! on May 7. The game will bring over 50 retro Nick Jr. games, filled with characters from classic Nick Jr. shows, including Dora the Explorer, Blue’s Clues & You!, Blaze and the Monster Machines, Bubble Guppies, Team Umizoomi, Shimmer and Shine, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

On the same day, Apple Arcade is also gaining cozy cooking business simulator Good Pizza, Great Pizza+, physics puzzle game Perchang World, and photorealistic billiard game Ultimate 8 Ball Pool+.

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Apple Arcade adds exclusive content for 'Hello Kitty Island Adventure,' 'Disney SpellStruck'

Source: Apple

Apple is rolling out fresh updates for a few games on Apple Arcade, including the "climactic conclusion" to the City Town storyline for Hello Kitty Island Adventure. "Hello Kitty and Usahana must team up to rescue a new friend," as Apple described in its press release. The update will be released on April 16.

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Report: Apple to use Samsung Display-made OLED panel for foldable iPhone

Source: Samsung

Apple is reportedly going to source the foldable OLED panels for its rumoured foldable iPhone exclusively from Samsung Display, at least for the next three years. Korea-based news outlet The Elec reported that Samsung Display was accepted as the sole supplier due to the lack of viable alternatives.

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