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Cineplex Sued Over Alleged ‘Misleading’ Online Ticket Prices

Canada's Competition Bureau has launched a lawsuit against Cineplex, the country's largest theatre chain, accusing it of advertising misleading ticket prices. The Bureau alleges that Cineplex is violating the law by adding an extra fee to the price of its tickets purchased online, a practice known as drip pricing. The Bureau's investigation revealed that many...

First iOS 16.6 Beta Download and More Released for Developers

Apple has released the first beta version of iOS 16.6 and more, as the iPhone maker’s software updates keep trucking along. Check out what’s available for download below right now for developers: iOS 16.6 beta (20G5026e) iPadOS 16.6 beta (20G5026e) macOS 13.5 beta (22G5027e) watchOS 9.6 beta (20U5527c) tvOS 16.6 beta (20M5527e) These beta updates...

Instagram’s Twitter Clone Leaks: Here are the Features

Meta's Instagram is reportedly developing a new decentralized social network aimed at creators and public figures, codenamed P92, Project 92, or Barcelona, and dubbed as "Instagram for your thoughts,” reports Lia Haberman's ICYMI Substack newsletter. New details about the app have emerged from confidential meetings Meta has been conducting with select creators, hinting at a...

Apple Restricts Use of ChatGPT Among Employees: Report

Apple has imposed restrictions on the use of ChatGPT and other external artificial intelligence tools among its employees as it develops its own similar technology, according to a document reviewed by The Wall Street Journal and sources familiar with the matter. What’s the problem? Apple sees a potential risk of confidential data being leaked when...

Why Today’s Google Doodle Celebrates Quebec’s Poutine

Today, Google Doodle is celebrating a Canadian dish that has won over taste buds worldwide: poutine. If you head over to Google.ca, you'll see the new Doodle showing off a picture of poutine, a classic Québécois dish. As for why Google picked today, May 19, to show poutine some love with its latest Doodle? Google...

RCMP Asks Android Users to Turn Off Emergency SOS Feature

British Columbia's Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has issued a public reminder for individuals to check their Android smartphones following a significant surge in dropped 911 calls. Over the past few weeks, RCMP 911 dispatch centers across the province have reported a rise in abandoned or dropped emergency calls. The BC RCMP says these calls...