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Mozilla Boosts Firefox Security with Advanced Techniques
Mozilla is implementing advanced sandboxing and memory safety measures to harden the Firefox browser against sophisticated security threats.
Camera-Equipped AirPods Enter Advanced Testing Phase
According to an exclusive report by Bloomberg, Apple’s next-generation AirPods with built-in infrared cameras have reached advanced testing.
Grok AI Now Available on Apple CarPlay
In a move to expand its reach beyond the Tesla ecosystem, xAI has officially launched a dedicated voice mode for Grok on Apple CarPlay.
Apple and Intel Just Struck a Chip Deal and Intel Shares Jumped 18%
Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary deal for Intel to manufacture chips for future Apple devices, according to people familiar with the matter cited by the Wall Street Journal. The agreement comes after more than a year of negotiations between the two companies. Neither side has confirmed which specific products the chips would go...
We Asked About Canada’s Apple Battery Settlement Payout and the Answer Is Frustrating
Canadians waiting on a cheque from the Apple iPhone battery slowdown class action are going to have to keep waiting. iPhone in Canada reached out to the settlement claims administrator for an update and the response wasn't exactly encouraging. The team is still working through claim contestations with Class Counsel and couldn't offer a timeline...
Canadians Can No Longer Fake Their Way Into Apple’s Education Discounts
Apple has quietly closed the door on its education discount honour system in Canada, the United States, and Chile. Going forward, students and staff will need to verify their academic status through UNiDAYS before they can access discounted pricing, according to a report by MacRumors. Previously, Apple only ran occasional audits on education purchases. Now,...
Apple and Meta Warn Ottawa: Bill C-22 Would Turn Your Phone into a Spy Device
Apple and Meta are both pushing back hard against the federal government's proposed Bill C-22, telling a parliamentary committee that the legislation could effectively turn smartphones and messaging apps into surveillance tools for the state. Meta's Director of Public Policy for Canada, Rachel Curran, appeared before the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security...
PlayStation 5 Sales Reach 93.7 Million Units Despite Sales Slump in Q4
Sony has reported that 93.7 million PlayStation 5 units have shipped since launch, with 1.5 million sold in the latest quarter.
Nintendo Switch 2 Will Cost $679.99 in Canada Starting on September 1
Nintendo Switch 2 will soon cost an extra $50 in Canada starting on September 1st as Nintendo reacts to the market.
CBC Had a Subscription Documentary Channel. Now It Wants Taxpayers to Fund a Free One
The CBC is shutting down its subscription-based Documentary Channel on August 31 and replacing it with a free ad-supported streaming channel launching this fall, backed by a $7 million funding increase for Canadian documentaries. The national broadcaster framed the move as a modernization push, pointing to declining cable subscribers and shifting viewing habits as the...
Apple, MAMI Showcase Films Shot on iPhone
Apple and the Mumbai Academy of Moving Image (MAMI) have showcased how filmmakers are using the iPhone to push the boundaries of cinema.
Apple Reportedly Working on ‘Spatial iPhone’
Apple is developing a 'Spatial iPhone,' a device that could feature a groundbreaking holographic display offering immersive experiences like Vision Pro.