Stories by John Quintet
Watch Apple’s WWDC 2025 Keynote Replay Now
You can watch Apple's 2025 WWDC keynote, which took place today, June 9, 2025, now on YouTube by visiting Apple's official channel, where the full video is posted for on-demand viewing. It’s also available on Apple’s website at apple.com, under the WWDC or Events section, accessible anytime on any device. Check both platforms for additional...
tvOS 26 Brings Major Apple TV Redesign—See What’s New
Apple today unveiled tvOS 26 at WWDC, which brings the biggest Apple TV update in years. From a sleek new look to karaoke-style singalongs and smarter profiles, Apple is pushing its set-top box further into the spotlight. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s coming to your Apple TV this fall: Liquid Glass Redesign Apple TV...
watchOS 26 Is Here: Everything New Coming to Your Wrist
Apple has announced watchOS 26 at WWDC 2025, and it’s all about making the Apple Watch feel more personal, helpful, and intelligent (if your watch supports it of course). The update brings a refreshed design, smarter fitness tracking, better messaging, and new one-handed controls. Here’s a full rundown of what’s coming later this fall. One...
iOS 26 Is Here: Every Feature You Need to Know
At WWDC 2025, Apple gave the world its first look at iOS 26 — and it’s packed with a bold new design, smarter tools thanks to Apple Intelligence, and upgrades across the apps you use most. The update drops this fall for iPhone 11 and later, with a beta coming next month. “iOS 26 shines...
Apple Rebrands macOS, iOS and More with Year-Based Names
At WWDC 2025, Apple unveiled its new "Liquid Glass" design, a major user interface overhaul for iOS 26 and other operating systems like macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS. This redesign introduces a sleek, translucent aesthetic with glossy, glass-like elements, transparency effects, and layered depth, inspired by the Vision Pro's visionOS, aiming to create a unified,...
Apple’s ‘Games’ App Leak? New Domain Goes Live Before WWDC
Apple appears to be laying the groundwork for a new Apple Games app, expected to be one of the features announced with iOS 26 during its WWDC keynote set to kick off in an hour. A new domain—games.apple.com—quietly went live ahead of the event, reports 9to5Mac. While the page currently shows nothing but a blank...
Xbox Games Showcase 2025: Here’s Everything Announced
The Xbox Games Showcase 2025 on Sunday delivered a packed lineup of new games, hardware, and surprise reveals, all centred around giving players more ways to play. From the debut of the ROG Xbox Ally handhelds to major first-party titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and The Outer Worlds 2, the event highlighted...
Apple’s Siri Reboot Hit by Bugs, Delays and Leadership Chaos: Report
Apple is falling behind in the race to develop a modern AI assistant, with multiple former employees telling the Financial Times the company is facing major technical and leadership challenges trying to upgrade Siri. At the heart of the problem is Apple’s attempt to rebuild Siri using large language models (LLMs), the same type of...
Public Mobile Quietly Upgrades $15 and $19 Plans for Existing Users
Public Mobile has quietly updated its $15 and $19 monthly plans, offering more value—but only for existing customers. The revised $15 plan, introduced on Friday, June 6, now includes 500MB of data, unlimited Canada-wide calling, and 100 international long-distance minutes to countries like China, India, Pakistan, the UK, and more. Previously, the plan came with...
iFixit Teardown: Nintendo Switch 2 Is Hard to Repair, Again
Eight years after the original, the new Nintendo Switch 2 delivers a major hardware boost—but iFixit’s teardown finds that fixing it is still frustrating. In a new video, iFixit praised the handheld’s technical upgrades: it now uses a much faster processor, has triple the RAM, and jumps from 32GB of eMMC storage to 256GB of...
Telus 5G Tech Helps Edmonton Police Keep Playoff Crowds Safe
Telus says it has pulled off a first in Canada, using 5G technology to make sure Edmonton police didn’t lose access to critical security cameras during the busiest moments of the Oilers’ playoff run. Working with Edmonton Police Service (EPS), Telus tested something called “5G priority slicing” — a tool that carves out a guaranteed...
Feds Sneak In Law Letting Parties Exploit Your Data Since 2000
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has quietly slipped a major privacy exemption for political parties into Bill C-4—legislation that's supposed to focus on affordability measures. The move gives political parties the green light to collect, use, and share Canadians' personal information without being bound by federal or provincial privacy laws. Even more shocking: the change...