Intel Reportedly Testing Chip Production for iPhone, Mac, and iPad
90 percent of Apple's processor supply will still be handled by TSMC despite the company's new partnership with Intel.
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Leaked Images of Xbox’s Elite Series 3 Surface, Showing New Buttons
The Elite Series 3 while looking very familiar, offers slight design changes and two new scrolling wheels, according to the leaked images.
Court Slaps Down Rogers Appeal as OneSoccer Scores Major Legal Victory
The legal marathon between OneSoccer and Rogers has come to a final whistle, with the Federal Court of Appeal delivering a decisive blow to the telecom giant. In a ruling released this on May 11, the court dismissed Rogers' appeal of a 2023 CRTC decision, which found that the company had acted unfairly by refusing...
CBC Spends $59,000 in Legal Fees to Hide Secret Gem Subscriber Numbers
The CBC doesn't want you to know how many people use its Gem streaming service, and it's spending your money to keep it that way. According to access-to-information records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, the public broadcaster has racked up $59,000 in legal fees fighting a federal order to release its subscriber numbers. The...
Going to the FIFA World Cup in Toronto? Rogers Just Spent $22 Million on the Network There
Rogers says has put $22 million into upgrading its 5G network at and around BMO Field ahead of the FIFA World Cup, with a crew of 30 spending close to 40,000 hours on the planning and installation work. The upgrades include enhancements to the in-stadium wireless system that Rogers said on Thursday is equivalent to...
20th Anniversary iPhone May Feature Curved Display
Apple is reportedly planning a two-stage rollout for a quad-curved iPhone display starting in 2027 to celebrate the device's landmark 20th anniversary.
Anthropic’s Mythos AI Uncovers Critical macOS Security Flaws
Security researchers have successfully used Anthropic’s powerful new AI model, known as Mythos, to uncover vulnerabilities within Apple’s macOS.
You Can Now Watch Spotify Podcasts on TVs
Spotify is expanding its video podcasting reach to smart TVs and consoles through new global partnerships to challenge YouTube for video dominance.
OpenAI Told Apple to Take a Leap of Faith. Now It’s Considering Suing Them.
The relationship between Apple and OpenAI has gone from promising to openly hostile, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. OpenAI lawyers are actively working with an outside legal firm on potential action against Apple, with options including sending a formal breach of contract notice without necessarily filing a full...
Microsoft Edge Gets New Copilot AI Features
Microsoft Edge has launched a major AI update, introducing new Copilot features like multi-tab reasoning, AI podcasts, and interactive study tools.
Quebecor Is Growing While Rogers, Telus and Bell Are Losing Ground
Quebecor had a pretty good start to 2026. Wireless growth and mobile revenue did the heavy lifting across its Videotron, Freedom Mobile and Fizz brands. The company added 28,800 new wireless connections in the first three months of the year, bringing its total gains over the past 12 months to nearly 287,000 lines, a 6.9%...
Signal to Ottawa: We’ll Leave Canada Before We Help You Spy on Users
Signal is drawing a hard line on the federal government's proposed surveillance legislation: comply with Bill C-22 or leave the country. The secure messaging app says it would rather ditch the Canadian market than be forced to weaken the privacy protections it has built its reputation on. In an interview with The Globe and Mail,...