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Amazon Starts Production of First Scripted Canadian Original Series ‘The Lake’
The 30-minute episodic comedy will be filmed in northern Ontario from August to September.
Google Expands ‘Google News Initiative’ in Canada for YouTube
Google added a number of Canadian journalists and digital shows to its support network.
Huawei Sales Tumble as Buyers Flee From Chinese Tech Giant
The Trump-era bans on Huawei continue to decimate China's one-time smartphone leader Huawei.
Apple Suppliers Struggle to Staff Seasonal Workers as iPhone 13 Production Ramps Up: SCMP
Mass-production is expected to begin in July and August before Apple makes its new iPhone lineup official in September.
Twitter Spaces Adds Co-Host Option to Assist in Moderating Rooms
Twitter is now adding a co-hosting feature into Spaces to help moderate and managed the Spaces room alongside the host.
Apple Previews New Child Safety Features Coming to iOS, macOS
The new features will be available in the U.S. only at launch.
Amazon Pushes Back Office Return to January 2022 Amid Rise of Delta Variant
The retail giant has delayed its timeline for returning to regular work in the office until next year.
Apple Said to Introduce New Photo Identification Features to Detect Child Abuse
The features will use hashing algorithms to match the content of photos in users’ photo libraries.
FCC Certification Suggests New Google Chromecast is Coming Soon
A new Google wireless streaming device has just passed the FCC certification.
TikTok Reportedly Adding Disappearing ‘TikTok Stories’ Feature
TikTok has been copied by nearly every social media platform — now it's doing the opposite by adding a "stories" feature.
New Video Allegedly Shows Working Prototype of Apple’s AirPower Charger
A video on Twitter allegedly depicts a working AirPower prototype from Giulio Zompetti, a noted collector of unique Apple hardware.
Transit App Now Shows How Many Seats Available on TransLink Buses
Transit App can now show TransLink riders the estimated seats available on buses.