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Never Lose Power: BLUETTI’s Elite 200 V2 Delivers Long Term Energy

BLUETTI has launched the Elite 200 V2, a portable power station designed for long-lasting backup power at home or on the go. With a battery expected to last over 17 years, the new Elite 200 V2 targets users needing a reliable power source during power outages or for outdoor adventures. Built to Last The Elite...

Apple’s Smart Display Is Coming—Here’s What You Need to Know

Apple is reportedly close to releasing a smart home display that would let users control appliances, video chat, and interact with apps via AI, according to sources familiar with the project, reports Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who has more info about this device. The new info is that this new product could be announced as early...

Starbucks Now Offers Delivery Through Its App in Canada

As of November 11, Starbucks has launched a delivery option through its app for customers in the U.S. and most of Canada (excluding Quebec, which is powered by Skip). Now, customers can choose delivery or pickup within the Starbucks app, with DoorDash handling the delivery. This means Starbucks fans can order their favourite drinks and...

Canada Says ‘Yes’ to Right to Repair–Here’s How It Affects You

As of last week, Canada has become the first country to pass federal laws supporting the "right to repair," giving Canadians the legal ability to fix their own devices, from ice cream machines and tractors to game consoles. Bills C-244 and C-294 were given Royal Ascent, which now let Canadians bypass digital locks, or "technological...

Disney+ Canada Teases What’s Coming in 2025, New Perks [VIDEO]

Disney+ is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a preview of what’s coming in 2025, plus new perks for subscribers, just in time for the holidays. The two-minute teaser video shows what’s ahead from major franchises, including Marvel, Star Wars, and FX. Highlights include Andor Season 2, The Bear Season 4, Daredevil: Born Again, and Percy...

CBC Expands News Coverage Across Canada–Paid for By Google

The CBC is expanding its local and regional news coverage with plans to hire up to 25 new journalists in communities across Canada, focusing especially on areas with limited news options. This move follows the CRTC’s recent approval of Google’s plan to compensate Canadian news outlets for using their content (um, linking to news sites...