Rogers and Apple to Support Winnipeg School Division with iPads and Free Data Plans
Rogers and Apple again are helping school districts with home learning via iPads and free data plans.
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Huawei Unseats Apple as the Top Tablet Brand in China Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Huawei saw its tablet shipments grow 4.3% year on year in the quarter ended March 31.
Mini-LED 16-Inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and iMac Pro to Launch in 2021 Claims Analyst
Jeff Pu's timeframe coincides with the one previously shared by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Canada Still Undecided on Whether or Not to Ban Huawei from 5G Says Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Canadian government has not decided whether or not to ban Huawei from 5G yet.
Watch Steve Jobs Promise FaceTime Would be an Open Industry Standard [VIDEO]
Jobs had originally promised that FaceTime would be an open industry standard.
Latvia to Launch One of the World’s First COVID-19 Apps Using Google-Apple Toolkit
The app would only work within the Baltic nation of nearly 2 million people.
Rural Canada’s Mobile Networks Offer Faster 4G Speeds Than Most Countries
Canadian users saw their download speed experience increase by 40.1% in the past year.
Here’s Why Dozens of Apps on Your iOS Devices are Needing Unexpected Updates
Apple is reissuing recently-published app updates requiring users to reinstall the latest versions.
What’s New on BritBox Canada in June 2020
Here's what's coming to the BritBox streaming service in Canada for June 2020.
Apple to Assist Authorized Service Provides With COVID-19-Related Expenses
Apple is helping third-party repair shops out during the pandemic.
Apple Potentially Integrating Ambient Light Sensors in Next-Gen AirPods: Digitimes
Apple is planning to fit ambient light sensors to future versions of the AirPods – sensors which could make them much more useful as health monitoring devices.
Mozilla, Twitter, and Other Tech Companies Ask US Legislators to Prohibit Warrantless Collection of Browsing Data
Mozilla, Engine, Reddit, Reform Government Surveillance, Twitter, i2Coalition, and Patreon have asked four US legislators to explicitly prohibit the warrantless collection of internet search and browsing history.