Apple Rejecting Apps with ‘Irrationally High’ Prices, Deemed ‘Rip-Offs’
It looks like Apple is starting to tighten up its app review process and bear down on rip-off apps with "irrationally high" prices on the App Store.
Apple Event on March 16? Not This Day Says Mark Gurman
An Apple event in March? Maybe,but it won't be on the 16th says Gurman.
You Can Now Pre-Order Amazon’s New Echo Show 10 in Canada
Amazon has launched pre-orders for its new Echo Show 10 smart speaker in Canada.
How to Watch and Stream UEFA Champions League Live in Canada
Here's how to watch UEFA Champions League live streams in Canada.
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the Most Popular 5G Smartphone in the US
The iPhone 12 Pro Max has won the title of the most popular 5G phone in 49 of 50 states in the US.
What’s Coming to Apple TV+: Mythic Quest S2, Lisey’s Story, The Mosquito Coast, Physical
Apple TV+ has announced new content coming soon, including the second season of Mythic Quest and more.
Apple Holding Conversations With Variety of LiDAR Suppliers for Apple Car
Apple is holding active conversations with a variety of different suppliers for LiDAR sensors.
Toronto’s University Health Network Launches New Apple Watch Study
The new Apple Watch study was launched by Dr. Heather Ross from UHN.
Canadian Lawmaker Vows to Make Facebook Pay for News Content
Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said late Thursday that his country would be next in making sure Facebook paid for news content.
Apple is Reportedly Developing a MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 12
Apple may bring an iPhone 12 MagSafe battery pack to market if it can overcome development hurdles.
WhatsApp to Implement Controversial Privacy Policy in ‘Coming Weeks’
WhatsApp has explained on Thursday it plans to re-introduce its privacy policy that caused backlash against the app in the “coming weeks”. Last month, WhatsApp started informing users they needed to agree to new privacy terms or lose access to the app. The new privacy policy also detailed data sharing with parent company Facebook. Many...
Ontario to Spend $2.5 Million for COVID-19 Contact Tracing Wearables
The Government of Ontario will invest $2.5 million into wearable contact tracing technology.