Stories by John Quintet

Apple is reportedly working on a new AI-powered wearable that could change how users document their daily lives. According to a report from The Information, Apple is prototyping a device roughly the size of an AirTag that can be pinned to clothing. The wearable is currently slated for a potential release as early as 2027,...

A federal court has overturned a Liberal government order that would have forced TikTok Canada to shut down its business operations. The ruling, first reported by Politico, sends the case back to Industry Minister Mélanie Joly for a second review. On Wednesday, a federal judge quashed the 2024 order that sought to close the tech...

If you have been enjoying a relatively ad-free experience on Meta’s Threads, get ready for a change. Meta has announced today that starting next week, it will begin rolling out ads to all users and markets globally. This comes as the platform officially hits a massive milestone of 400 million monthly active users just two...

Bell again is reaching out to its existing home internet and TV customers with some mobile plan discounts that are not available to the general public. An iPhone in Canada reader recently shared an email invite showing that the company is trying to convince its current household subscribers to move their wireless service over to...

Netflix is giving its members a new way to interact with the screen. The streaming giant has officially launched real-time voting, a feature that allows viewers to influence the outcome of live specials as they happen. The new tool makes its debut today with the premiere of Star Search at 6pm PT/9pm ET. While Netflix...

A Manitoba family is taking Telus to court after a 911 service outage left them unable to get help while a loved one suffered a fatal heart attack. The lawsuit, filed in the Court of King’s Bench on behalf of Greg Switzer and his family, stems from the death of 55-year-old Dean Switzer on March...

Bell is launching a new 4-in-1 streaming bundle for customers in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan starting today. This rollout follows a similar release in Ontario and Quebec last year, which originally featured three services: Crave, Netflix, and Disney+. However, this new bundle version adds live sports to the package, debuting first in Western Canada....

SpaceX’s Starlink has officially overhauled its Canadian service, moving away from its traditional high-cost model to a tiered system that starts at just $70 CAD per month, depending on location. This shift, which began as a limited rollout in late 2025, has now evolved into a permanent restructuring of how the satellite giant sells internet...

Rogers is officially the fastest internet service provider in Canada for 2025 according to one testing firm, but it took a bit of a data correction to get there. The latest broadband rankings from Speedgeo initially named Shaw as the top performer. However, after iPhone in Canada pointed out that Rogers and Shaw have been...

If you have been frustrated with the Freedom Mobile app lately, some much-needed changes might finally be coming. The carrier recently posted a job opening for a Team Lead of Digital Apps in Toronto, and the description basically admits what frustrated customers have been saying for years: the digital side of the business needs a...

The federal government said on Friday is putting up more than $11 million to help fix spotty internet in rural and remote parts of Saskatchewan. The new funding will cover four major projects aimed at connecting over 1,920 homes (about $5,729/home) across 28 different communities, including nearly 200 Indigenous households. Announced in Meadow Lake by...

Apple officially opened its expanded retail location on Sainte-Catherine Street West today, a move that significantly grows its footprint in Montreal. The new shop is more than double the size of the previous location and is the result of years of planning and construction to restore a historic site at the corner of Rue de...