We're back to our old tricks in this episode — rather than one or two deep dives into a topic, this week it's a smattering of news from all over the place. That includes a Canadian startup connecting voice actors all over the world; a face filter technology that can map you to a painting or statue (bear with us — it's cool); the DJI Spark; the HTC U11; fidget spinners; the underlying tech behind Google Wifi.

Speed round:

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Links:

• Canadian Start-up Announces Online Audio Marketplace | WhatsYourTech
• This face filter technology can turn you into a statue or an oil painting | The Verge
• Deep neural networks can now transfer the style of one photo onto another | The Verge
• Portuguese Cup final ball delivered by man on spider-like drone | YouTube
• HTC U11 review: Back in the running | Android Central
• HTC U11 Mobile review: The new DxOMark leader | DxOMark
• HTC U11 Review | Digital Trends
• Fidget Spinner | App Store
• Google enters the mesh Wifi market with made-in Canada software | WhatsYourTech
• The Marc Newson Hourglass | HODINKEE
• Canada will launch a new strategy to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles next year | Electrek
• Android co-founder Andy Rubin will likely debut his new Essential smartphone May 30th | The Verge
• In case you don't remember Astrojax | YouTube
• This is probably the worst website we've ever seen