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Toronto Reverses Rideshare Cap Amid Legal Challenge from Uber

Toronto has decided to continue issuing licenses to rideshare drivers, including those from Uber, by revoking a previously established cap. This decision comes in the wake of legal action initiated by Uber Canada against the city. Uber Canada had filed an injunction with the Ontario Supreme Court on December 4, challenging the city's decision to...

Amazon ‘Your Books’ Brings Enhanced Reading Experience

Amazon introduced 'Your Books’ this week, a comprehensive feature designed to enhance the reading experience for its users, debuting in the U.S. This new tool consolidates all print, Kindle, and Audible books owned by a customer, offering personalized recommendations and insights into reading habits. 'Your Books' is accessible by searching the term in the Amazon...

iPhone 15 Pro Max vs $8,000 Pro Camera in Blind Test [VIDEO]

In a recent blind camera comparison, the iPhone 15 Pro Max, priced from $1,749 CAD, was pitted against a professional camera setup worth over $8,000 CAD. Conducted by Max Tech, the test took place in New York City, where a series of photos were taken with both cameras, but without the reviewers knowing which device...

Bill S-210: A Threat to Internet Freedom and Privacy, Warns Expert

The Canadian internet landscape faces a potential upheaval with Bill S-210, known as the Protecting Young Persons from Exposure to Pornography Act, moving closer to becoming law. Dr. Michael Geist, law professor at the University of Ottawa and Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law, has voiced serious concerns about the bill's implications for...