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The Apple HomePod has to be one of the more interesting Apple products to come out in the past couple of years. It neither a phone nor a computer, it’s a smart speaker that sounds good but can’t do a lot partially because it’s locked in the Apple ecosystem.
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Apple made a few announcements during their WWDC 2018 keynote include updates to iOS, macOS and more.
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Google has announced their experimental augmented reality app, Just a Line, now allows users to draw with a friend on both Android and now iOS.
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Apple has announced that their wireless speaker, the HomePod will be officially coming to Canada on June 18th.
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Lego has announced new lineup called Powered Up, which is a series of Lego sets that can be controlled and programmed via your smartphone.
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NPR along with WNYC Studios, WBEZ Chicago and This American Life has announced that they’ve acquired the popular podcast app, Pocket Casts from Australian developer, Shifty Jelly.
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Netflix has introduced a new feature they’re calling mobile previews. Essentially, they’re short video trailers that are around 30 seconds in length.
When it comes to streaming media devices, there’s only few that come to mind. One of those is the Apple TV. Back in September, Apple introduced a new version of their box with the Apple TV 4K.
Even since the introduction of the iPad back in 2010, Apple touted the device as a great device for consumption. Whether it was apps or games to watching movies and TV shows, the iPad was great for all of that.
Apple has introduced a (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition of their iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, similarly to what they did last year with the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
