Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 11/17 - 11/23

The Hollywood Suite Free Preview returns in December

Google Pixel Tablet 2 tipped to get a keyboard case

Gmail tipped to offer temporary email addresses

HarperCollins seeks AI training rights from authors

Next-gen Apple AirTag tipped to be more tamper-proof

Fitbit app tests Sleep Labs feature

Report: US DOJ seeks sweeping reforms for Google, including Chrome spin-off

Quantum dot display tech coming to the Apple Pro Display XDR?

Instagram will let you manually reset its recommendation algorithm

Apple's thinnest iPhone yet?

Microsoft Teams tests AI interpreter that sounds like you

Samsung begins One UI 6 rollout to older Galaxy smartwatches

Bose to purchase high-end audio company McIntosh

TP-Link debuts Wi-Fi 7 routers

ChatGPT might soon see what you see

Amazon debuts larger Echo Show 21

Amazon upgrades Echo Show 15

'Minecraft' is getting real-life theme parks

Amazon's Alexa: From AI ambitions to practical partnerships?

Rabbit R1 is now teachable

TP-Link debuts Wi-Fi 7 routers

TP-Link Deco BE5000 (Photo: TP-Link)

TP-Link is at the forefront of the Wi-Fi 7 revolution. The company's latest lineup of Wi-Fi 7 products is designed to deliver unparalleled performance and reliability, making high-speed wireless connectivity accessible to a broader audience.

The Deco BE5000 and Deco BE3600 Mesh Systems, along with the Archer BE3600 router, represent a significant leap forward in Wi-Fi technology. These devices leverage the power of Wi-Fi 7 to provide faster speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity than ever before.

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TP-Link's Canada's wireless Nano router is smaller than a hockey puck

Ideal for travelers looking to get Wi-Fi while globe trotting and hotel-hopping, TP-LINK Canada just introduced the world's smallest travel router, the 150Mbps Wireless N Nano router (TL-WR702N), geared for mobile users and hotel travellers. The Nano router is ideally suited for travellers wanting to share their hotel room's Internet with wireless devices, such as laptops, mobile phones, tablets or game consoles.

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TP-Link Canada debuts Archer C8 wireless router for digital home

TP-Link Canada is hoping to provide your digital home with better Wi-Fi coverage and faster speeds with the new Archer C8 AC1750 Simultaneous Dual-Band Broadband Wireless AC Router. It is meant to support homes with multiple devices and those that do high-bandwidth activities such as online gaming and media streaming. The Archer C8 operates simultaneously over 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for optimal throughput. It has up to 1.75Gbps of total bandwidth and supports the newest 802.11ac Wi-Fi technology as well as 802.11n mobile devices.

It also comes with 800MHz dual-core CPU, three detachable dual-band antennas with omni-directional wireless coverage and reliability, one gigabit WAN port, four gigabit LAN ports, and multifunction USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports. It also supplies you with Guest Network Access. The Archer C8 retails for $149.99 and is available from TP-LINK’s retail and online partner networks across Canada.

Source: TP-Link