Apple's new HomeView smart home display is available starting today. If you use Canadian French, which is most widely spoken in Québec, Apple today reiterated that the HomeView will be gaining support for the regional language in a future software update, but it did not provide a timeframe for the update's release.
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37 minutes ago at 07:31 am
I am a French Canadian and this is unacceptable tabarnak !
26 minutes ago at 07:42 am
Surprised that the lawyers allowed them to launch it in Canada without Canadian French support, given how strict the Québec government is about Canadian French availability.
7 minutes ago at 08:00 am
I posted this just for you and @kaubin.
I am a French Canadian and this is unacceptable tabarnak !
14 minutes ago at 07:53 am
Canadian French is essentially the French of circa 1750 CE (née AD). French speakers used to the French spoken in France can often have difficulty understanding Canadian French unless they could read 18th Century French literature fluently.
So is Canadian French the proper French, just like American English is the proper english.
:ducking tomatoes and cabbages:🍅🍅🍅🍅🥦🥦🥦🥦
This is why in even Apple's case, they will often offer two types of French usage, one standard French and one for Canadian French.
