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PS Plus Free Games for January 2025: Suicide Squad, NFS, and More
PlayStation Plus members have a thrilling selection of free games to kick off 2025, including he high-speed Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered.
Rogers, Telus, and Bell Hit Hard as Telecom Stocks Tank in 2024
Canadian telecom companies and their investors had a rough 2024, with the S&P/TSX Capped Communication Services Index dropping a whopping 20%
Production of Apple Vision Pro May Have Ceased Due to Reduced Demand
Core production of Apple Vision Pro may have ceased, according to previous reports indicating a halt by the end of 2024.
Squid Game Season 2 Garners Record Breaking 68 Million Views in its Premiere Week
The follow-up season of Squid Game broke Netflix records by achieving 68 million views during its premiere week on the service.
Starlink: Changing the Game for Canada, No Matter What Critics Say
One Canadian internet company's CEO endorses Starlink and says concerns against SpaceX's satellite internet service are "absolute rubbish"
Apple’s iPhone 16 Camera Labs: The Secret Behind a Billion Pixels
CNET's Patrick Holland recently had the rare privilege of a guided tour through Apple's secret iPhone camera testing labs in Cupertino, California
How to Listen to Apple Music Together with SharePlay on iPhone
Starting in iOS 18, you can play and control music together with SharePlay and Apple Music, even if your friends don’t have an Apple Music subscription.
How to Use Camera Control to Open Another App on iPhone 16 [VIDEO]
On iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro, you can use the Camera Control to open another camera app, like Code Scanner, Magnifier, or your favorite third-party camera app.
Here Are the Winners of the 7th Annual Canadian Podcast Awards
Here are the winners of the 7th annual Canadian Podcast Awards, held recently in Toronto.
Where Is Apple CarPlay 2? 2024 Release Remains a No-Show
With the year drawing to a close, we are yet to see a single car with CarPlay 2 despite Apple saying the first models sporting it would "arrive in 2024"
Feds Launch $4 Million Mobile App to Track Migrants
The Canada Border Services Agency has launched ReportIn, a new app designed to track individuals subject to immigration enforcement conditions
USB-C Takes Over as the Standard Charger Across EU
As of December 28, 2024, the EU has implemented a regulation requiring all new mobile devices sold within its member states to feature USB-C ports.