Stories by John Quintet

Apple’s Vision Pro is Finally Getting Apple Intelligence Soon

Apple is preparing to bring Apple Intelligence to the Vision Pro for the first time, expanding its AI capabilities beyond iPhones, iPads, and Macs, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The AI-powered features—including Writing Tools, Genmojis, and Image Playground—will arrive as part of the visionOS 2.4 update, which could roll out as early as April, according...

Apple’s Siri Update Hits a Wall—Will It Ever Catch Up to ChatGPT?

Apple’s long-awaited upgrade to Siri, designed to bring advanced AI-powered features, is facing setbacks and might see a delay in its complete launch. Expected to debut in April with iOS 18.4, the update may now be pushed to May or later due to ongoing engineering issues and software bugs, according to sources familiar with the...

Telus Expanding Fibre Internet While Bell Cuts Back Over CRTC Ruling

Telus is pushing forward with expanding its fibre internet in key areas, even as it sells access to other internet providers elsewhere in Canada. The company says this strategy makes the most sense for getting a return on its investment. The update came from Telus CFO Doug French, during the company’s Q4 earnings call on...

Netflix Briefly Enabled in Apple TV App Before Being Pulled

Some Apple TV 4K users reported seeing an option to integrate Netflix into the Apple TV app today, allowing Netflix content to show up in the Continue Watching queue and Watchlist. However, the feature only appeared for users with a U.S. Apple ID, according to FlatpanelsHD. Screenshots shared by the site showed Netflix shows integrated...

Fido, Koodo and Virgin Plus Shake Up Plans After Lunar New Year

After last month’s Lunar New Year promos, plans have revamped over at Fido, Koodo and Virgin Plus. Let’s take a look at where things stand just over a couple of weeks after promos have ended. Fido $45/60GB $55/80GB Previously, the plans above said they included a 10GB and 5GB bonus for 24 months, but now...

Trump Targets Canada’s Digital Service Tax in New Trade Plan

U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled a new trade policy, dubbed the 'Fair and Reciprocal Plan,' aimed at countering what he calls unfair international trade practices. Part of the plan, announced today, February 13, takes specific aim at Canada’s Digital Service Tax (DST), which the U.S. claims unfairly targets American tech companies. According to the...

New on BritBox: March 2025

British streaming service BritBox (owned by BBC Studios) has released its list of new titles coming in March 2025. This week, the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2025 will premiere in North America exclusively on BritBox on February 16, followed by the North American premiere of the BritBox Original A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story...

Telus Q4 Profit Climbs to $320M Amid Wireless, Internet Growth

Telus closed out 2024 on a high note, reporting a $320 million profit in the fourth quarter, a 3.2% increase from the previous year. The telecom giant also added 328,000 new customers, driven by strong demand for its wireless and internet services, revealed today in its Q4 earnings report. The telecom saw 70,000 new mobile...

ArriveCan App Contractors Caught in Indigenous Business Sham

The ArriveCan app scandal is the gift that keeps on giving, and now we are learning more about just how Canadian taxpayers were duped into paying over $60 million for the project (and possibly more). Two companies that won federal contracts under the Indigenous business program have failed government audits, raising serious questions about how...

Telus Brings Private 5G to Calgary Airport—No More Spotty Wi-Fi

Calgary International Airport (YYC) is set to become the first airport in Canada to have a private 5G network, thanks to a 10-year deal with Telus. The high-speed wireless system will cover the entire airport, improving connectivity for passengers, employees, and operations. The project is expected to roll out in phases, with the first operational...

Google Family Link Gets New Features to Manage Kids’ Screen Time

Google is making it easier for parents to manage their kids' screen time and online safety with new updates to Family Link, a tool that lets parents control their child’s device settings. Family Link has been redesigned to make it more user-friendly. Parents can now find all screen time settings in one place, making it...