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Is Your iPhone 17 or iPhone Air Not Charging? Apple Just Released a Fix
Apple has released iOS 26.5.1, which fixes a charging issue for the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 series. The update released on Monday comes in at 11.55 GB for the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The release notes for iOS 26.5.1 explain, "This update addresses an issue for a small number of users that may prevent...
Wealthsimple Launches Credit Card Sign-Ups and Free Coffee at Billy Bishop
Next time you're passing through Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, there's a new reason to show up early. Wealthsimple has signed a three-year deal with Nieuport Aviation to become the exclusive financial services partner in the airport's transborder lounge. To kick things off, the company is running a pop-up experience called Something To Do from...
WWDC 2026 Starts June 8 and Here’s Everything Apple Has Planned
Apple has hyped up what developers can expect for WWDC 2026, which is kicking off as an online event from June 8 through June 12. The action officially begins on Monday, June 8, with the highly anticipated keynote presentation at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time (1pm ET). This will be followed immediately by the Platforms State...
Walmart+ Launching in Canada With Free Crave and No Shipping Minimums
Walmart Canada is officially rebranding and expanding its subscription service this week, giving customers a major upgrade that directly takes on Amazon Prime. According to an email sent to current customers and obtained by iPhone in Canada, the existing Delivery Pass subscription will automatically upgrade to a new Walmart+ multi-benefit membership starting on Thursday, June...
New Apple TV and HomePod mini Are ‘Nearly Ready’ For Launch: Bloomberg
A new Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini are reportedly ready for launch and are stalled by the release of the upgraded Siri.
Asus Announces ROG Xbox Ally X20 Handheld With OLED and TMR Sticks
Asus announced the new ROG Xbox Ally X20 bundle, featuring a 7.1 OLED display and TMR joysticks.
NVIDIA Says RTX Spark Will Reinvent the PC: Here Are the Windows Laptops Coming This Fall
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang kicked off Computex 2026 in Taipei by unveiling RTX Spark, a new Arm-based chip that marks NVIDIA's first real push into the consumer SoC market. The big news is every version of NVIDIA's architecture will now have a desktop, laptop and a workstation. Jensen proudly said on stage that "100% of...
Hands On: NOMAD’s Olde Dublin Horween Leather Bifold Wallet
California-based NOMAD recently launched its Olde Dublin Horween leather across its wallet lineup and we got our hands on the Bifold Wallet to see what the new update looks like. First thing you notice when you open the box is the smell. Fresh leather, and a really good one at that (nothing beats the smell...
Amazon’s Rocket Blew Up and It Could Affect Apple, Bell and Telus Satellite Features
Amazon's plan to build out its Leo satellite internet constellation just hit a major wall. Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket, which Amazon has paid $2.7 billion US to launch its satellites, exploded on the launch pad in Florida on Thursday during a pre-flight test. The blast caused severe damage to Blue Origin's only launch pad,...
YouTube Is Quietly Becoming the Best Place to Listen to Podcasts
YouTube is rolling out a few new features for Premium subscribers who use the platform to listen to podcasts. The company says its podcast audience has hit over 1 billion monthly active users, with Premium subscribers alone streaming more than 800 million hours of podcast content in April. That's a big enough number that YouTube...
Ottawa Says It Can’t Touch the CRTC Ruling That Will Raise Your Streaming Bills
The federal government says it legally can't overturn a CRTC ruling that triples what major streaming platforms have to pay toward Canadian content, according to the Canadian Press. The Conservatives pushed a motion in the House of Commons asking cabinet to reject the decision, which forces large foreign streaming services to hand over 15 per...
DuckDuckGo Will Pull Its VPN From Canada If This Surveillance Bill Passes
DuckDuckGo is threatening to pull its VPN from Canada if the federal government's lawful access bill, known as Bill C-22 becomes law. Gabriel Weinberg, the company's founder and CEO, confirmed the move to The Globe and Mail. The search engine itself will stay available to Canadians, but the VPN is gone if Bill C-22 passes....