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The federal government and Alberta announced on Thursday it will be expanding high-speed internet to Tsuut'ina Nation, to over 300 homes. Tsuut'ina Nation Telecommunications will roll out the project and maintain the network, with the internet service provider created by Tsuut'ina Nation itself. The project will see $2.6 million in funding invested from both the...

Walmart Canada has partnered with Telus Health to bring benefits of the latter for all employees and their families across Canada. Benefits include virtual care from doctors using Telus Health along with other employee assistance programs, along with support from online communities. Walmart employees can access Telus Health solutions in both French and English, 24...

The folks over at PhoneBuff have shared a battery test comparison video between the Google Pixel 7 Pro and the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Twitter's new owner and CEO axed the company's remote work policy less than a week after cleaving half of the company's workforce

A new browser extension lets you turn paid-for Twitter verification badges into dollar signs, differentiating them from the ones that aren't paid for.

Extreme camera operators Ryan, Marcus, and John test the stabilization of Action mode on the iPhone 14 Pro in an Apple-commissioned video.

To make sure you don’t miss any major moments, Google has shared a handful of new features that will help you stay up to date on the World Cup.

Apple says it is improving the AirDrop experience by limiting the “Everyone” option in AirDrop to ten minutes on iPhones purchased in China.

According to Apple, the critical infrastructure required to support this upcoming feature cost the company $450 million USD

Razer is launching its Wolverine V2 Pro controller, featuring mappable buttons, an eight-point D-Pad, and more this year.

A group of dedicated modders have created their own foldable iPhone that functions in many capacities.

The federal government announced this week it will be investing up to $17.6 million to expand high-speed internet to over 27,000 homes in New Brunswick, adding on top of the previously announced $55 million in funding, to connect all homes in the province by 2030. While the Prime Minister’s Office headlined the New Brunswick high-speed...