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Apple may completely ditch a traditional black finish for its upcoming foldable iPhone, a choice that leaves white and indigo as the frontrunners.

Two-factor authentication is an additional layer of security designed to ensure that you’re the only person who can access your Apple account.

Canada's banking and credit card apps are in solid shape overall, but the AI chatbots built into them still hit a wall when it comes down to solving real problems. That's the gist of a fresh round of annual JD Power studies out this week, which measured how happy Canadians are with their banks' mobile...

Walmart Canada has officially rolled out its Walmart+ subscription on Thursday as expected, and it's the first time the retailer has offered this kind of bundle anywhere outside the United States. The membership runs $8.97 per month or $89 per year. For that, you get unlimited free same-day delivery from local stores on orders over...

Here's how to watch the Xbox Games Showcase and Gears of War: E-Day Direct on June 7th and what to expect.

It's that time of year again. Summer Game Fest is kicking off with a weekend's worth of exciting events, reveals and announcements. The headlining event of it all is the Summer Game Fest keynote, once again hosted by organizer Geoff Keighley. Co-host Lucy James will also help present world premieres and more. Today, the Summer...

Apple is reportedly dropping support for the iPhone 11 and SE 2 with iOS 27 as it pivots to a powerful new Siri app and advanced AI features for newer models.

Apple and Major League Baseball have unveiled the July 2026 Friday Night Baseball schedule featuring marquee matchups and a limited-time free trial for fans.

Facebook is expanding its AI tools for creators by adding a new personal assistant and automated video dubbing to help reach audiences in more languages.

Apple Arcade is adding nine new titles including Mini Football Legends and Family Feud to its growing library of over 300 ad-free games for subscribers.

The Apple App Store ecosystem reached $1.4 trillion in 2025 as AI-powered apps grew four times faster than traditional software according to a new study.

Ottawa wants way more Canadian businesses using AI, and it's putting billions behind that goal. The federal government rolled out a refreshed national AI strategy today, dubbed AI for All. The goal is to build Canada's own computing power instead of renting it from foreign companies, and get small businesses to actually use AI instead...