Stories by Nehal Malik

Some customers are reporting that Telus has quietly removed Visual Voicemail and International Text from its 50GB Exclusive Partner Program (EPP) plan

SaskTel has started notifying subscribers of the change, noting that the cost of providing a free email service "is no longer justified"

A new petition, started by Globalive Capital and dubbed "No Merger," seeks to organize Canadians against the Rogers-Shaw deal and pressure the feds to block it

According to the Pew Research Center study, 95% of adult Canadians reported using the internet on a computer or smartphone last year, compared to 68% in 2002

The telecom giant argues that the transaction has been delayed for long enough, having been through months of scrutiny by the Competition Tribunal and more

According to TekSavvy, Rogers has agreed to offer Vidéotron "unlawful" and "unduly preferential" wholesale internet rates as part of the Freedom Mobile sale

Apple stuck to the same design language as the original HomePod, but the latest iteration of its smart speaker comes with plenty of updates and new features

The threat of strike action comes after Telus employees failed to negotiate an agreement with the company after more than 14 months of bargaining

Apple today announced the second-generation HomePod with an S7 chip and "breakthrough" sound, all in the same iconic design

While the Mac mini's form factor and physical footprint remain almost identical, Apple has made plenty of changes on the inside

Foxconn has replaced longtime iPhone assembly head Wang Charng-yang with Michael Chiang, who has been with the company since 1999

According to Apple, the refreshed Mac mini is even more powerful and capable than before, and it comes with a price cut to make it more affordable