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Apple Vision Pro Launch Date Set for February, Says Report

Apple is intensifying production efforts for its new Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, with an anticipated launch set for early February, according to sources familiar with the matter speaking with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The manufacturing process, primarily based in China, has been operating at full capacity for several weeks. The objective is to have customer-ready units...

U.S. Apple Watch Ban Begins, Repairs Stop on Older Models

The ban on sales of the latest Apple Watch models has started in the U.S., while the ban also extends to barring the company from repairing out-of-warranty models. This is not a good situation for Apple right now. According to a recent memo to Apple's customer service teams, the company will no longer replace models...

Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Specs Have Leaked

Ahead of Samsung’s expected Galaxy Unpacked event in the New Year, notable tech leaker Evan Blass has unveiled a series of leaks on X (via The Verge). These leaks include a countdown to the event, scheduled for January 18th at 3 AM KST (January 17th, 1 PM ET), and detailed specifications for the upcoming Samsung...

Canada’s Competition Commissioner Gets Another Term

François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, announced on Wednesday afternoon the reappointment of Matthew Boswell as Commissioner of Competition for a two-year term starting February 27, 2024. Boswell has been at the helm of the Competition Bureau since 2019, steering efforts to bolster competition in Canada's economy. "I congratulate Matthew Boswell on his...

CRTC to Bring High-Speed Internet to All Communities in Nunavut

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) today announced significant steps to introduce high-speed satellite Internet service across all communities in Nunavut for the first time. This initiative is part of the CRTC's broader effort, launched in 2019 with the Broadband Fund, to connect underserved rural, remote, and Indigenous communities across Canada. The Broadband Fund,...

CBC Chief Needs to Be ‘Transparent’ on Executive Bonuses: Minister

Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge has urged CBC President Catherine Tait to clarify the broadcaster's stance on executive bonuses amid recent job cuts. In a statement to The Globe and Mail, St-Onge emphasized the need for transparency from Tait, stating, "Catherine, Madame Tait, needs to be transparent about this. It was brought up. She said that...