Stories by John Quintet
TikTok’s Bulletin Board Feature Gives Creators a Direct Line to Fans
TikTok is introducing bulletin board, a new in-app channel that lets creators send direct updates to their followers in a more organized way. Instead of relying on regular posts or livestreams, creators can use a bulletin board to share quick announcements, news, or exclusive content that appears in a dedicated space their fans can join....
Facebook Marketplace Just Got a Massive Makeover—And It’s Actually Useful
Facebook is rolling out a series of updates to Marketplace, adding new social features and AI tools aimed at making shopping easier and more collaborative, specifically for home decor, fashion, and cars. The platform is introducing collections, letting people group listings and share them with friends (via Feed, Messenger, WhatsApp and more), and is testing...
Tesla Might Finally Cave: Apple CarPlay Support Reportedly in Testing
Tesla vehicles run their own operating system and in order to have Apple CarPlay support, you need to use an Android hack on a Raspberry Pi workaround. But according to Bloomberg's scoop this morning, Tesla is reportedly working on bringing Apple CarPlay to its vehicles and has been testing the feature privately, says unnamed people...
Every New Game Coming to PlayStation Plus in November 2025
Sony has revealed the new PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for November 2025. The titles arrive November 18 for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members. Headlining the month is Grand Theft Auto V (you know, to keep you occupied before GTA 6 arrives in…sometime in the future), joined by the survival adventure Still Wakes the...
Telus Just Broke Ground to Turn an Old Phone Building into Homes
Telus has started construction on a new Telus Living project in Vancouver’s affluent Point Grey neighbourhood, transforming its former telephone exchange site at 2608 Tolmie Street into a six-storey mixed-use building. The development will include 55 rental homes and four ground-floor retail spaces, part of the company’s ongoing plan to repurpose older properties into new...
Apple Arcade’s Holiday Update Brings Six New Games
Apple has announced a new batch of games coming to Apple Arcade this holiday season, headlined by SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit 2, the sequel to one of the gaming service's biggest hits. The new title launches December 4, alongside several other major additions. In SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit 2, SpongeBob teams up with Plankton on a new...
‘Toy Story 5’ Trailer: Woody and Buzz Meet Their Smartest Rival Yet
Disney and Pixar have released the first teaser and poster for Toy Story 5, set to hit theatres on June 19, 2026. The new film introduces a modern twist—toys facing off against technology. The teaser reveals a new character named Lilypad, a frog-shaped smart tablet voiced by Greta Lee (Past Lives, The Morning Show, TRON:...
Apple HomePod Mini Refresh Incoming? Retailers Are Running Dry
Apple product retailer B&H Photo has listed all versions of the HomePod mini as discontinued and removed them from sale, according to a report from MacRumors. Other major U.S. retailers, including Adorama, Target, Walmart, Staples, and Verizon, also show limited or no stock of the compact smart speaker, suggesting a potential update may be near....
Apple’s New ‘iPhone Pocket’ is a $320+ Sock, Not Available in Canada
No, it’s not April Fools' Day. Apple has teamed up with Japanese fashion brand ISSEY MIYAKE to launch the iPhone Pocket, a limited-edition accessory designed to carry an iPhone and other small items. The collaboration blends Apple’s industrial design with ISSEY MIYAKE’s textile craftsmanship, using a 3D-knitted structure inspired by the concept of “a piece...
Apple Reportedly Cancels iPhone Air 2 After Weak Sales
Apple will not release the next version of the iPhone Air in fall 2026 as originally planned, according to a report from The Information. The iPhone Air, introduced in September, was designed as a thinner and lighter model within Apple’s flagship lineup. The slimmer build came with smaller battery capacity and fewer camera features (just...
Amazon Music Just Went Social—And Canada Gets It First
Amazon Music has introduced Fan Groups, a new feature that brings social interaction to the streaming experience. The feature launched today in beta exclusively in Canada (wow, Canada gets something first for a change!) for users on iOS and Android, marking the first country to get access before a wider rollout next year. Fan Groups...
Bell Suffers Outage in Mississauga After Infrastructure Fire [Update]
Some Bell customers in Mississauga, Ontario, are still experiencing voice service problems following a fire that damaged part of the company’s infrastructure over the weekend. “Some customers in Mississauga, Ontario may be experiencing a service interruption due to a fire within parts of our infrastructure,” Bell said in a statement on Sunday night, November 9,...