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Canada Joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing for Early Claude Mythos AI Access
Canada has joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing, giving select Canadian companies early access to the Claude Mythos AI model to test and patch cybersecurity vulnerabilities before it rolls out publicly, the Globe and Mail reports. AI Minister Evan Solomon confirmed the news to reporters on Tuesday. "I can confirm that the Canadian government is part now...
Fitbit Air Bands Are About to Get a Lot Cheaper and More Creative
Google has published the hardware specs and design guidelines for the Fitbit Air, opening the door for third-party makers to build their own bands and accessories for the tracker. Stefanie Frederick, a Community Manager on the Google Health Team, made the announcement on the company's community forum, saying Google is "officially releasing the hardware specifications...
Ottawa Just Scrapped the Streaming Tax and Is Cutting a $600 Million Cheque Instead
The federal government is overriding a CRTC decision that would have forced major streaming platforms to pay a 15% levy to fund Canadian content, citing concerns that the costs would have been passed straight to consumers. The CRTC had bumped the contribution rate from 5% to 15% under the Online Streaming Act, targeting foreign (well,...
Microsoft 365 Support to End on Older Macs and iPhones Starting in July
Microsoft is ending core support of Microsoft 365, Office 2019, and Office 2021 on older Macs and iPhones, starting July 13th.
God of War Laufey and Marvel’s Wolverine Are Highlights at PlayStation’s June State of Play
Here's everything shown at the State of Play for June 2026, including Marvel's Wolverine and God of War Laufey.
Signal Calls Bill C-22 a Human Rights Violation and Tells Ottawa to Scrap It
Signal told a parliamentary committee studying Bill C-22 on Tuesday that it will pull out of Canada before it ever builds surveillance into its app, and the testimony came amid growing chaos over how the government is handling the bill. Udbhav Tiwari, VP of Strategy and Global Affairs at Signal, laid out clearly what will...
Everything Coming to Paramount+ and Pluto TV Canada in June 2026
Paramount+ Canada and Pluto TV have announced their programming lineups for June 2026. The schedule includes the return of original series like Dutton Ranch and From, the premieres of The Agency and Wild Cherry, and live Zuffa Boxing events. Also, Paramount+ is adding the full Scream franchise, while Pluto TV is debuting a summer movie...
Leaker Shares iPhone 18 Pro Battery Capacities
Apple is reportedly testing larger battery capacities for the iPhone 18 Pro by using the extra internal space saved by the removal of physical SIM card trays.
OLED iPad Pro to Offer Unmatched Display Performance
Apple is reportedly diversifying its supply chain for upcoming iPad Pro models by using advanced tandem OLED panels to improve display brightness.
Foldable iPhone May Use Liquid Metal Hinge
Apple is reportedly developing a foldable iPhone featuring a liquid metal hinge designed to offer superior durability and a crease-free display for users.
Google’s June Feature Drop Finally Lets Android Share Files With iPhone Like AirDrop
Google just dropped its June 2026 Android Feature Drop, and the one of the main features is something a lot of people have been waiting for, especially if your inner circle is a mix of iOS and Android. Quick Share now works natively with Apple AirDrop. That means select Android users can send photos, videos,...
iOS 27 May Bring Split-Screen Multitasking to iPhone
Apple is reportedly planning to finally bring a split-screen multitasking feature to the iPhone with iOS 27 through a new App Adaptation system.