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Apple Continues to Work Towards Diversifying its Workforce
Apple HR chief Denise Young Smith has said the company needs all the talent to innovate.
New A8-Powered iPod touch Benchmarks Reveal Lower CPU Speed vs iPhone 6
Apple's new iPod touch has already undergone the first benchmark test.
Thousands of MacBook Owners Outraged Over ‘Staingate’ Display Damage
A large number of MacBook owners have grouped together to share their frustrations over screen damage.
Polar Unveils ‘Polar Loop 2’, The Latest in Activity Tracking
The all new Polar Loop 2 brings vibration alerts, smart notifications, new colours and a customizable band.
Here’s How Well Apple Watch Works in Water
An interesting new report explores how well the Apple Watch works when it’s exposed to water.
CAA Manitoba: Suspend Licenses of New Drivers that Text While Driving
The Canadian Automobile Association in Manitoba wants tougher penalties for new drivers.
Amazon Prime Day Launches in Canada, Here are Some Deals [LIST]
Amazon's one-day sale, Prime Day went live in Canada as of midnight PDT.
Apple Launches New iPod touch Starting at $249 CAD; Nano, Shuffle Updated [u]
Apple has officially announced a new iPod touch to its lineup.
[u] Apple Online Store Goes Down Ahead of Imminent Launch of New iPods [DETAILS]
Apple's online store is down as new iPods are imminent.
First ‘iPhone 6S’ Clone Unboxing Shows Off Rumoured Pink Option [VIDEO]
Want to know what an iPhone 6s clone unboxing looks like?
Toronto UberX Drivers Face 72 Licensing Charges as City Works on Regulation
Today, the city of Toronto has laid 72 charges against 36 UberX drivers in the ongoing battle over regulating the ride-sharing company.
Nuclear Deal Means Apple Could Soon Sell Products in Iran
Apple and several other companies have been in touch with potentials distributors in Iran.