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Anker SOLIX has launched its latest portable power station, the C2000 Gen 2, a 2-kWh unit built for home backup and RV use. It officially goes on sale today, October 10, starting at $1,999 CAD, but Canadians can lock in big savings with early-bird discounts before launch. The C2000 Gen 2 delivers up to 2,400...

Remedy Entertainment has announced that Control: Ultimate Edition is making its way to iPhone, iPad, and Apple's Vision Pro in 2026.

Instagram is said to be "exploring" a dedicated TV app, in a bid to further its investment into video content.

Google Cloud has launched Gemini Enterprise, a platform meant to make artificial intelligence part of everyday work. The idea is to connect AI directly to the tools and data people already use, from Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 to Salesforce and SAP. Enterprise, meet Gemini. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said in a blog post...

Spotify has introduced new tools at Toronto’s Elevate Festival so listeners can more deeply control their audio experience, from playlists to AI DJ functions.

Intel has launched Panther Lake architecture built on 18A process as its first AI-capable PC platform for next generation devices.

Meta launches AI-powered translations and dubbing for Reels in English Spanish Hindi Portuguese to help users view global content effortlessly.

Discord reports about 70,000 users may have had government ID photos exposed in a breach via a third-party support vendor, not its core systems.

Netflix Canada is teasing a Stranger Things experience is making its way to Toronto ahead of the fifth season.

Boggle Party, Pictionary: Game Night, Tetris Time Warp and Lego Party are all being made available to play through Netflix's TV service.

Disney+ subscribers in Canada will soon pay more for ad-free streaming plans as the service rolls out new Hulu branding as of today. Starting in November, Disney+ will increase its monthly prices by up to $3. The standard ad-free plan will rise from $12.99 to $15.99, while the premium 4K plan will climb from $15.99...

The Quebec government has instructed schools and daycares across the province to immediately stop using the HopHop app, following serious cybersecurity issues revealed in a Radio-Canada investigation. According to officials, the province’s Ministry of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology contacted both the Education and Family ministries after discovering personal information from parents and children was at...