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Lawsuit Exposes OpenAI’s Licensing Talks with Major Publishers
Major U.S. media players are engaged with OpenAI over content licensing terms, including The New York Times, News Corp, Gannett, and Microsoft.
My Service Canada Account Gets New Online Dashboard
MSCA Old Dashboard Service Canada has introduced a revamped dashboard for My Service Canada Accounts (MSCA), which over 5.6 million people currently use. This update aims to streamline access to a range of services including Employment Insurance (EI), Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and Social Insurance Number (SIN). The new MSCA dashboard,...
Netflix Competitors Including Disney and Paramount Reportedly Lost Over $5 Billion in 2023
The world's biggest streaming competitors are reported to have lost over $5 billion USD as they continue to compete with Netflix.
Feds Tout High-Speed Internet for All Canadians Ahead of Schedule
The federal government announced today an optimistic projection for high-speed Internet access across the country, touting it is on track to exceed its connectivity targets. By 2026, 98.6% of Canadian households are expected to have high-speed Internet, a significant rise from 79% in 2014, said Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada on Thursday. The advancement...
Apple Eyes Software Fix to Overcome Apple Watch Import Ban
To overcome a potential Apple Watch import ban due to patent infringement, Apple is exploring several approaches, including a software update.
Researchers Propose a Clever Solution to Apple AirTag Stalking
In a bid to curb AirTag misuse, Apple has adjusted its system to prompt alerts for prolonged AirTag presence without its owner's iPhone nearby.
How Apple is Redefining the Gaming Landscape with its Macs
Leveraging its potent Apple silicon, the iPhone maker is on an ambitious mission to rival PCs in performance and redefine the Mac as a gaming paradise.
Court Rejects Demand for Apple Canada to Reveal Thermostat App Users
Canada’s Federal Court has dismissed Seismotech's motion for a Norwich order against Apple Canada, effectively ruling out the necessity for iPhone maker to disclose consumer information in an ongoing patent infringement case (via @mgeist). A Norwich order is a specific type of court order that compels a third party, who is not directly involved in...
New Rumour Suggests Apple May Launch HomePod With Curved LCD Display
Apple may be developing a new model of its HomePod smart speaker, featuring a curved LCD.
Researchers Reveal Secret iMessage Exploit that Targeted iPhones
At the 37th Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg, Germany, a team of cybersecurity experts, including Boris Larin from Moscow-based security firm Kaspersky, Leonid Bezvershenko, and Georgy Kucherin, disclosed a series of zero-day vulnerabilities in iPhones, exploited through iMessage. This presentation, titled "Operation Triangulation," marked the first public revelation of these vulnerabilities and their exploitation methods....
New on PlayStation Plus: January 2024 Free Games
PlayStation Plus subscribers can anticipate an enticing lineup for January 2024. The three games featured this month will be available from January 2 .
Quebec to Enforce Cellphone Ban in Classrooms Starting Dec. 31
Quebec is all set to enforce a ban on cellphones in classrooms beginning December 31, becoming the second province to do so after Ontario.