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Quebecor Tells the CRTC It Already Killed Fees Bell, Rogers and Telus Still Charge
Quebecor Media told the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) on August 31 that it fully supports the ban on activation and modification fees, calling those charges barriers to switching cellphone and Internet plans. The intervention lands on the public-comment deadline in the show-cause case against Bell, Rogers and Telus, who rolled out new device,...
MapQuest Hits No. 2 After Keeping Lake Ontario on the Map
MapQuest surged to the top of the Apple App Store charts 30 years after inventing online mapping, driven by a massive wave of downloads.
“I Will Miss This Work”: Tim Cook Sends Moving Last Message as Apple CEO
Tim Cook sent an emotional farewell memo to staff on his final day as Apple CEO before transitioning into his new role as Executive Chairman.
Apple’s Phil Schiller Walks Away From App Store Ahead of New CEO
Longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller is stepping down from managing the App Store and product launches during a major transition.
What’s New on Crave: September 2026
Tomorrow marks the entry into September, where we'll officially see the end of summer later next month. A new month means another list of what's new on Bell Media's Crave streaming service. As for some highlights, the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards land on September 14. The HBO documentary series Jaÿ-Z in 8 is out on...
Trump Asks Apple to Rename Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ on Maps
Lake Ontario is becoming a thing of the past for American users it seems. After Google made the change, now it appears it's Apple's turn, according to Reuters. U.S. President Donald Trump spoke directly to Apple about renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America" on its mapping platform, according to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on Monday....
Google Maps Quickly Renames Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ in the US
Google Maps alternatives like Apple Maps and Waze have refrained from making any changes to Lake Ontario, even in the US.
Apple’s Early Launch of its Mac Mini and Mac Studio is Driven by AI Demand
Apple was reportedly caught off guard by growing interest for artificial intelligence workloads.
Apple Quietly Tested a Pencil for Its Foldable iPhone, Then Walked Away
Apple built a stubbier Apple Pencil for the coming foldable iPhone, magnetically attaching it to the side for storage and charging the way the iPad versions do, then tested the idea internally and, according to Mark Gurman in Sunday's Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, it now looks unlikely the accessory ships next month. Gurman says...
Apple’s Incoming CEO Faces a Leadership Team Cook Barely Touched
John Ternus takes Apple's CEO chair this week, and Mark Gurman writes in Sunday's Power On newsletter for Bloomberg that one of his biggest challenges will be remaking a management team that has steered the company's culture for decades, the same Jobs-era bench Tim Cook largely kept intact after he took over 15 years ago....
New Brunswick Just Banned Cellphones in School Starting September
The New Brunswick government is putting cellphones and personal mobile devices away in classrooms this September, according to a Friday, August 28 gnb.ca news release out of Oromocto that Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Claire Johnson used to talk up learning and social connections. "We know too much screen time and social media use...
OpenAI Cuts Cursor Loose Now That Elon’s SpaceX Owns It
Sam Altman just cut Elon Musk off at Cursor, with OpenAI saying Friday it will stop supplying its models to the coding tool now that SpaceX owns it. That's the latest swing in a years-long fight that started when Musk helped found OpenAI, walked out, sued over the for-profit turn, and built xAI as a...