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Apple has introduced a new "Documentation" page on its website, offering a centralized hub for user guides, manuals, software downloads, and more.

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella has announced the recruitment of Mustafa Suleyman and Karén Simonyan to lead the company's AI advancements.

In the ever-competitive world of budget Android phones, Pixel A series has always stood out, with the upcoming Pixel 8a promising major upgrades.

Netflix Canada has released its list of new titles coming to the streaming service in April 2024. Highlights include Rebel Moon Part Two, Scream VI, a Good Times animated series, a new stand up from Jimmy Carr, and the return of The Circle. For Netflix Games, there are now over 80 different mobile games for...

Poker roguelite game Balatro is confirmed to be making its way to iOS and Android, developer LocalThunk states in Reddit AMA.

Threads is officially beginning to roll out its 'trending' feature in the U.S. There's no word on when the feature will come to Canada.

Paramount+ Canada has announced its new international ad-supported plan will launch in April priced at $6.99 CAD per month, or $61.99 CAD per year ($5.16/month). This “Basic (with ads” plan comes after last year’s launch of a Premium tier. The ad-supported plan only allows streaming on one device at a time, with HD video quality....

Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announced a significant surge in carjackings within the city, marking over a 100% increase in the first three months of 2024 compared to the same timeframe last year. Statistics unveiled on Monday show a total of 68 carjackings since January 1, reflecting a 106% rise from the previous year. Demkiw...

NVIDIA has just announced the launch of its cutting-edge Blackwell platform, that promises to revolutionize the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI).

Google has rolled out a significant update to Google Home for web, bringing a host of highly-requested camera features to Nest camera users.

A fresh rumour originating from Asia suggests that the upcoming iPhone 17, slated for release next year, will introduce a groundbreaking display technology.

After promising to open source its Grok AI chatbot, Elon Musk’s xAI has done just that as promised. On Monday, xAI released Grok-1 on GitHub, allowing anyone to leverage the model, under the Apache 2.0 license, in the name of transparency. This means commercial use is allowed but there is not data available that Grok...