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Tim Cook Talks Steve Jobs, Politics, and More [Interview]
In a new Esquire interview, Tim Cook reflects on Apple’s 50th anniversary, his memories of Steve Jobs, and why "engagement" is key to the company’s future.
PlayStation Plus April Lineup: Three Huge Games Coming April 7
Sony has officially revealed the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for April 2026, offering a mix of dark fantasy, classic nostalgia, and massive multiplayer action. All PlayStation Plus members will be able to download and keep three distinct titles starting next Tuesday. The games will be available to add to your library from April 7...
Why the Federal Court Just Sided Against Netflix, Disney, and Amazon
The Federal Court of Appeal has officially shut down an attempt by big streaming services to hide their financial data. Netflix, Disney, and Amazon were hoping to block new CRTC rules that would force them to go public with their Canadian revenue and spending, but the court isn't having it. The Motion Picture Association-Canada, representing...
Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Review: A Strong Chip When We Needed it Most
Intel’s latest mid-generation refresh, the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, is a solid performance chip for editing and gaming.
Apple’s Website Reflects on 50th Anniversary With Animated Video
Today is the 50th anniversary of Apple and the company's website has been updated with a special video.
BlackBerry to Protect Federal Government Phones for Next 7 Years
The federal government is doubling down on its partnership with BlackBerry, announcing a major contract extension to keep its sensitive communications encrypted and hosted on home soil. Shared Services Canada confirmed on Wednesday that it has finalized a deal to significantly increase the use of BlackBerry’s SecuSUITE platform across federal departments for the next seven...
Siri in iOS 27 Will Finally Handle Multiple Commands at Once
Apple is finally fixing one of Siri’s most annoying habits and shortfalls. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the upcoming iOS 27 update will allow Siri to tackle more than one request at a time. It’s a massive finally for anyone tired of waiting for the assistant to finish one task before asking for the next....
Netflix Top 10: Peaky Blinders and One Piece Dominate Global Charts
Tommy Shelby is back on top. The new film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man has secured the No. 1 spot on Netflix’s English film list for the second week in a row, pulling in 19.4 million views. The movie follows Cillian Murphy’s iconic character as he ends his exile and returns to a war-torn Birmingham....
Meta’s Ray-Ban AI Glasses Finally Get Proper Prescription Styles
Meta is giving its smart glasses a much-needed upgrade for people who actually need to see. The company is launching new Ray-Ban Meta AI styles specifically built for prescription lenses, moving away from the "one size fits all" approach of earlier models. The new Optics lineup features two fresh frame designs. There’s the Blayzer, which...
Google Finally Lets You Change Your Gmail Address: Is Canada Next?
Google is officially rolling out a long-requested feature that allows users to change their Gmail username while keeping their entire digital history intact. The update, confirmed by Google on Tuesday, marks the end of a decades-old frustration for users who have been stuck with email addresses created years ago. Previously, if an account ended in...
Apple Marks More Devices as Vintage or Obsolete
Apple has updated its support list, marking three more devices as vintage or obsolete. Find out if your MacBook Pro or iPad is still eligible for repairs.
Google Launches Veo 3.1 Lite at Half the Cost
Google DeepMind has released Veo 3.1 Lite, a cost-effective video generation model that cuts prices by 50% while maintaining the speed of the Veo 3.1.