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Apple Canada recently debuted a brand new short film titled 'Pooched,' highlighting Emergency SOS via Satellite.

The Ford and Lincoln Digital Experience offers crucial data and apps across a gorgeous 48-inch panoramic display.

Last week it was reported some Apple Vision Pro customers found themselves in a situation where they had forgotten the device’s set up passcode. At the time, resetting a forgotten device passcode required a trip to an Apple Store or mailing back the device, a major inconvenience. But with the latest visionOS 1.0.3 update released...

Earlier today, Canada’s Auditor General released its audit report on the $54 million ArriveCAN app. Well, it turns out the app cost beyond $54 million, now at an estimated nearly $60 million, with its final tally unknown because there are so many missing pieces. That doesn’t sound right... In response to the damning audit report,...

Apple sent an email to customers on Monday morning, letting them know they can watch a replay of the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show, featuring R&B legend Usher. “USHER lights up Vegas. This week, one of music’s most iconic performers hit the world’s biggest stage for the Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show....

Apple Cash users will soon have a new way to spend their balance with the upcoming iOS 17.4 update, thanks to the new Virtual Card Number feature.

Over half of Vision Pro-only apps are paid downloads, a stark contrast to the broader iOS App Store where only 5% opt for this monetization model.

The folks over at PhoneBuff have just published their signature drop test video of the latest flagship smartphone models from Apple and Samsung.

The commercials range from the comedic charm of Booking.com to the high-energy spectacle of Mountain Dew and tteasers from Universal Pictures.

An audit conducted by the Auditor General of Canada has uncovered mismanagement beyond what anyone could imagine in the contracting, development, and implementation of the ArriveCAN app by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the Public Health Agency of Canada, and Public Services and Procurement Canada. The report, released on Monday, following a motion passed...

Starting today, the CRTC is launching its public hearing to review the wholesale high-speed access framework, set to conclude on Friday. Major telecoms, smaller independent ISPs (those remaining anyways) and public advocacy groups are set to appear at the hearing, to present their arguments. Today will see OpenMedia and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre appear....

In case you missed the big game, here are the best commercials and ads from Super Bowl LVIII.