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Bell Customers in Iqaluit Say Something Is Wrong With Phone Calls

People in Iqaluit say making a simple phone call has become increasingly difficult, with some residents reporting that callers on the other end can barely hear them. Nathalie-Isabelle Richard, a Bell Mobility customer, says the problem makes it hard to communicate with friends, family, and businesses outside Nunavut. While she can hear others speaking, she...

Netflix Viewers Are Obsessed With This New Christmas Movie

Netflix’s holiday lineup is already paying off, with My Secret Santa racing to the top of the charts while Stranger Things continues to dominate the platform once again. The Christmas rom-com My Secret Santa landed at No. 1 on Netflix’s English film list, pulling in 18.1 million views last week. The movie follows a struggling...

You Can Now Download iOS 26.2 for iPhone and More: What’s New

Apple has released new software updates today for download, which includes iOS 26.2 for iPhone and more. We knew a release was coming soon after Release Candidate (RC) builds were made available to developers earlier this month. Here’s what’s available: iPadOS 26.2 macOS 26.2 visionOS 26.2 watchOS 26.2 tvOS 26.2 HomePod 26.2 Xcode 26.2 According...

Auditor General Slams Ottawa’s $18 Million CRA Chatbot ‘Charlie’

The Canada Revenue Agency is facing renewed scrutiny after the Auditor General found its taxpayer-funded chatbot frequently delivers incorrect answers, despite costing Canadians more than $18 million to develop and operate. The findings were reported by the National Post and stem from an October audit of CRA call centres, which also examined the agency’s digital...

OnePlus 15R Unboxing: This Feels Way More Premium Than Expected

We’ve had some early hands-on time with the new OnePlus 15R, and our first impression is simple. This is a really solid phone that feels more premium than we expected. The unit we were sent came in Mint Breeze, and it’s a great colour in person. It’s light, clean, and different without being loud. The...

Apple Pay Hit with New Antitrust Probe in Switzerland

Apple Pay is facing fresh regulatory heat in Europe, as Switzerland’s competition authority has opened a preliminary antitrust investigation into the service’s NFC access rules on iPhone. As reported by MacRumors, the Secretariat of the Swiss Competition Commission (COMCO) launched the probe on December 10 to determine whether Apple’s terms for third-party access to the...