Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 6/16- 6/22

Zotac steps into the ring: The Zone aims for high-end handheld glory

Apple Watch gets smarter and healthier with WatchOS 11

visionOS 2: Beyond the virtual theater

Pinwheel launches a 'kid-safe smartphone' in Canada

Fujifilm unveils new instax Wide 400 instant camera

Circle to Search is more convenient than ever on Pixel Tablets

Fujifilm breathes new life into the instax mini LiPlay

Beats debuts Solo Buds with BLACKPINK's Jennie

The hardware hurdle for Apple Intelligence

macOS Sequoia unveils improved productivity features

macOS Sequoia unveils improved productivity features

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macOS Sequoia brings a wave of innovative features that enhance productivity, communication, and entertainment. Here's a closer look at what you can expect:

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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 6/2- 6/8

Airbnb partners with ChargePoint to electrify rentals, offering hosts discounts on charging stations

Android 14 Beta unveils ‘Find My Remote’ feature for Google TV

Get ready for WWDC 2024 with the updated Apple Developer App

Apple's iPhone 16 Pro poised to break bezel barrier

Meta Connect 2024 dates announced

Samsung strikes first in the smart ring patent battle against Oura

Apple commits to minimum 5-year security updates for iPhones

Humane AI Pin's charging case poses fire risk

Adobe Terms of Use update raises privacy concerns

HiFi revival: Wilson Audio's WATT/Puppy returns

Adobe Terms of Use update raises privacy concerns

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Many Adobe Creative Cloud users were surprised by a recent update to the Terms of Use (TOU) that requires them to agree before accessing their applications. While Adobe assures users that their practices haven't changed, the new wording sparked concerns about privacy and data access.

The update clarifies situations where Adobe can access user content, but the language is broad and lacks transparency. Users worry that Adobe can now access and analyze all their work files, potentially violating confidentiality agreements and raising privacy issues.

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