Stories by Steve Vegvari
Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later Reportedly Shot on iPhone 15
"Several people" connected to 28 Years Later have said principal photography was done on an iPhone 15 Pro Max rig.
iPhone 17 to Feature 3nm Chipset, 2nm Chips to be Used for iPhone 18 Pro: Kuo
iPhone 17 may feature TSMC's enhanced N3P 3-nanometer chip tech with 2nm chips used for iPhone 18 Pro.
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company File Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Palworld Studio
Pocketpair Inc. claims it is "unaware of the specific patents" that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are launching a lawsuit over.
iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus Review Roundup
Here's a round up of some of the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus reviews that have been published.
Discord’s End-to-End Encryption for Audio and Video Rolling Out
Discord has begun rolling out audio and video end-to-end encryption to users around the world.
New on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: September 2024 [Wave 2]
Ara: History Untold, Frostpunk 2, and Wargroove 2 are your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate games for the second half of September.
Amazon Prime Day Returns October 8-9 in Canada
Amazon has confirmed it is hosting its second Prime Day event on October 8th through October 9th.
FX’s Shogun Wins 18 Emmy Awards, Breaking Records for a Single Season
The FX series Shogun broken all-time records for a single season of TV, winning 18 Emmy awards this year.
iOS 18 Launches Today, Here’s How to Prepare for its Release
Apple is launching iOS 18 today, September 16th. Here's when to expect the update in Canada and what to expect.
LEGO Announces New Sets Based on Netflix’s Wednesday Series
LEGO is collaborating with Netflix, bringing a handful of new sets based on the Wednesday series to market on October 1st.
Spotify Begins Testing Parental-Controlled Family Plan For Younger Listeners
The new parental control management system first launches for Premium Family plan members in Denmark, New Zealand, and Sweden.
Microsoft Lays Off 650 Additional Staff Members Following its Activision Acquisition
Xbox head Phil Spencer announced the most recent layoffs to staff this morning, affecting 650 staff at Activision Blizzard.