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The new ad attempts to tell iPhone users to switch to its Android phones by highlighting how Apple always makes them wait for useful features.

On your Mac, you can use the new Stage Manager feature to keep the app you’re working with front and center, and your desktop clutter-free.

The new Communities feature offers a major update to how people will be able to connect on WhatsApp in the groups that matter to them.

Amazon has announced Prime Video will exclusively stream The Continental, a prequel series based on the action franchise, John Wick. The Continental will stream on Prime Video in Canada, confirmed the company in an email, along with areas outside the U.S., Middle East and Israel in 2023. Produced by Lionsgate Television, The Continental is "told...

Apple has debuted its annual holiday gift guide and for 2022, it says you'll be able to "find the perfect gift to knock their stockings off." The company has highlighted its newest products of course as holiday gift purchases, including: iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus featuring impressive battery life and a new dual-camera system....

Apple has launched retail sales of its new Apple TV 4K in Canada today, with in-store pick up available at its retail locations and other partners. This new Apple TV 4K comes with a slightly smaller design, gets a processor upgrade to A15 Bionic, double the storage and also a lower starting price. Also new...

The hiring pause is part of a wider plan to cut spending as the company heads into 2023 with the looming threat of a recession in the U.S.

Former Twitter employees have taken to the #OneTeam hashtag to reflect on their time with the company amidst mass layoffs.

Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is now available to stream on The Roku Channel in Canada.

Earlier today, it was reported Elon Musk was set to reduce Twitter’s workforce by 50% as soon as this Friday, and now it appears those steps are starting to take place. Twitter sent out a memo to employees on Thursday evening, detailing what’s going to happen on Friday, reports The Verge. The memo starts off...

Back in August 2020, the $49.8 million Canadian CRT class action settlement announced it was ready to start sending out payments, 21 months after the case was approved. The class action was related to alleged price-fixing by numerous makers of cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors in Canada, involving companies such as Samsung, Panasonic, Toshiba, Hitachi,...

Users can attach their iPad to the height-adjustable HoverBar Tower stand and work out with their favorite trainers anywhere around the home.