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Quebec Bans Popular School App After Data Leak Exposes Student Info
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...
New on Xbox Game Pass October 2025: Ninja Gaiden 4, Keeper and More
Microsoft has revealed the latest lineup of titles joining Xbox Game Pass for October 2025, covering cloud, console, and PC, along with updates for existing games and DLC releases. Now, you'll recall Xbox hiked Game Pass prices last week in Canada. But you can still save if you follow our tutorial workaround posted today. That...
Study Reveals TikTok Algorithm Fuels Compulsive Viewing
A new investigation by has revealed how TikTok’s recommendation algorithm exerts a powerful pull on users and fosters deeply habitual behaviors.
Survey Shows Parents are Struggling to Manage Kids’ Screen Time
A new report from Pew Research Center has found that many U.S. parents feel they are not doing enough to manage their children’s screen time.
TAG Heuer Debuts ‘Connected Calibre E5’ Smartwatch Line
Luxury Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer is preparing to unveil its latest wearable innovation with the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 collection.
Apple Stores Update MagSafe Stands to Prevent iPhone 17 Pro Scratches
Apple has quietly updated the MagSafe charging stands in its retail outlets by adding a soft silicone ring to avoid marks on iPhone 17 units.
Google’s ‘Try On’ Feature Arrives in Canada—See How Clothes Look on You Instantly
Google is bringing its virtual fitting room to Canadian shoppers. The company’s AI-powered “Try On” tool, first launched in the U.S. in May, is now available across Google Search, Google Shopping, and Google Images in Canada—giving users a way to see how clothes might actually look on them before clicking “buy.” The feature uses Google’s...
New PlayStation 5 Icon Blue Special Edition DualSense Releasing at Walmart on October 20th
PlayStation is releasing a new Icon Blue Special Edition DualSense controller for PlayStation 5 on October 20th.
Firehouse Subs Giving Away Free Subs in Downtown Toronto to Those Wearing Toronto Maple Leafs Gear
Firehouse Subs is celebrating the Toronto Maple Leafs' home opener by giving away a free medium Hook & Ladder Sub on October 8th.
Google Gemini’s $27 Pro Plan Is Free for Canadian Students—Here’s What’s Inside
Google is giving college and university students in Canada free access to its Gemini AI tools for one year, as part of a new education initiative launched this week. Starting today, Canadian students aged 18 and older can sign up for the Gemini Pro plan at no cost until December 9, 2025. The plan, which...
Jony Ive Says His OpenAI Devices Will ‘Make Us Happy’—Not Addicted
At OpenAI’s developer conference in San Francisco, former Apple design chief Jony Ive spoke about his new hardware collaboration with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman—a still-secret lineup of AI-powered devices. “As great as phones and computers are, there’s something new to do,” Altman said on stage beside Ive, according to Wired. The pair confirmed they’re working...
How to Scroll with Your Eyes on Apple Vision Pro [VIDEO]
Starting in visionOS 26, you can automatically scroll through web pages, documents, lists, and views in Safari and other apps by using your eyes.