Stories by John Quintet

Apple Shares ‘Hands on with Apple Intelligence’ Walkthrough [VIDEO]

Apple has released a nearly six-minute video titled Hands on with Apple Intelligence, offering a detailed look at the AI features available on select iPhones, iPads, and Macs. While the demo walks through various tools designed to help users write, create, and organize, one key piece is still missing: the revamped Siri, which has yet...

Apple Loosens Grip on App Store Payments After Court Ruling

Apple has updated its App Store Review Guidelines for apps on the U.S. storefront, allowing developers more freedom when it comes to external payments. The changes follow a U.S. court ruling stemming from the long-running legal fight with Epic Games. Fortnite will now be returning to the U.S. App Store. What’s New for U.S. App...

GTA 6 Delayed: Rockstar Sets New Spring 2026 Release Date

Rockstar Games has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI will launch on May 26, 2026, pushing the highly anticipated release further out than many fans expected. In a message shared with the community, Rockstar apologized for the delay, calling the excitement around the game “humbling.” The developer said the extra time is needed to ensure...

New on Prime Gaming: May 2025

Amazon's Prime Gaming has released its list of new games coming to the service in May 2025. Highlights include the big May the 4th celebration for Star Wars, with numerous free games available. New titles are available as of today, while new games will come every Thursday. Check out the free Prime Games in May...

Bell Increases Connection Fee to $75, Brings Back Canada-US Plan

Bell and its subsidiary Virgin Plus have increased its connection fee to $75, up from $70, following in the footsteps of Rogers, which made the price hike in February. The connection fee is charged when you activate a line with a human, but is waived if you shop online (it’s credited on your first or...

Quebec to Ban Cellphones in All Schools—Here’s What That Means

Quebec education Minister Bernard Drainville will announce Thursday a new province-wide ban on cellphones, headphones, and personal mobile devices in all elementary and secondary schools, both public and private. The rule will take effect starting September 2025, Radio-Canada has learned. The ban will apply throughout the entire school day — not just during class time,...

Fortnite to Return to iPhone in the US After Apple Court Defeat

Epic Games says Fortnite will return to the U.S. App Store next week, ending a 4-year standoff with Apple. The announcement came from Epic CEO Tim Sweeney on X, just hours after a California court found Apple in "willful violation" of a 2021 injunction that barred the company from blocking competing payment methods in iOS...

Shōgun Season 2 to Begin Filming in Vancouver This January

Disney+ has announced that the hit series Shōgun will begin filming its second season in January 2026 in Vancouver, B.C. The first season of the FX and Disney+ show became the most-watched program in FX history and picked up a record 18 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Drama Series. Lead actor Hiroyuki Sanada became the first...

Duolingo Uses AI to Launch 148 New Courses in Record Time

Duolingo has launched 148 new language courses, marking its largest content expansion ever and more than doubling the number of courses on its platform. The move makes Duolingo’s seven most popular non-English languages — Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin — available to all 28 supported user interface languages. The update expands access...

Rogers Xfinity Multiview Lets You Watch Two NHL Playoff Games at Once

Rogers recently launched a new feature called Xfinity Multiview, giving Canadian hockey fans the ability to watch two Stanley Cup Playoff games on one screen. The feature went live on April 21 and is available to Rogers TV customers. Fans can switch audio between games, add captions, and stay on top of the action without...

Telus Now Canada’s Most Complained-About Telecom Provider: CCTS

The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) says it resolved 85% of complaints from customers during the first half of the year, despite receiving more complaints than ever. In its mid-year report released today, April 30, the CCTS said it saw a 12% jump in complaints compared to the same period last year, with...

CBC and CTV Say 2025 Election Night Broke Viewership Records

Canada’s major broadcasters are reporting record-breaking numbers for their federal election coverage on April 28, with public broadcaster CBC and Bell Media’s CTV both claiming historic levels of engagement on TV and digital platforms. CBC says April 28 was its biggest digital day ever, with Canadians spending 3.5 million hours on its platforms. The Canada...