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Winners and Losers: Apple Music goes lossless while Nintendo’s Amiibo gaffe sparks outrage

Winners and Losers: Apple Music goes lossless while Nintendo’s Amiibo gaffe sparks outrage

Posted on May 23, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s once again time to round out the week by picking two of the biggest stories that had us nodding and shaking our heads in equal measure. Welcome to Trusted Reviews’ Winners and Losers.

Well, it’s been quite the week hasn’t it? Things kicked off with Google ripping up the Android design book and announcing Material You – a new visual style that’ll come first to Pixel phones later in the phone.
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