Apple’s Smart Glasses Are Reportedly Still in Development, Despite Being Years Away
Apple is continuing to develop and work on its smart glasses even though they aren't "close to being ready yet."
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Xplore Expands 5G Ultra Internet in Rural Newfoundland
Xplore has expanded its 5G Ultra wireless internet service in Newfoundland, now available in rural areas around Mobile, offering download speeds up to 250 Mbps. This means faster downloads, smoother video calls, and better gaming with less lag. Xplore’s 5G Ultra is the company’s newest and fastest wireless internet yet. It can deliver speeds of...
Tesla Prices in Canada Surge by as Much as $30,000 After Tariffs
Tesla has raised prices on all of its vehicles in Canada by up to 21%, according to Tesla North. The price jump comes after the feds announced a new 25% tariff on electric cars imported from the United States. Because of this, Tesla is now highlighting "pre-tariff priced" vehicles that are already built and sitting...
Bell Partners with Fortinet to Boost Business Internet Security
Bell announced earlier this week a new service to help businesses keep their internet networks safer and easier to manage. They’re teaming up with Fortinet to improve Bell’s managed SD-WAN-as-a-Service. Simply put, this means businesses can now connect their offices and remote workers securely without needing to spend a ton of money on hardware or...
Edmonton’s Parking App Plan Frustrates Seniors and Cash Users
The City of Edmonton is sticking to its plan to get rid of all EPark parking machines by the end of July, reports CBC News. But some city councillors are pushing for the transition to be made easier for people who still like paying with cash. Ward Dene Councillor Aaron Paquette brought up the issue...
Meta Restructures Reality Labs, Lays Off Over 100 Employees
Meta Platforms has laid off more than 100 employees within its Reality Labs division, which focuses on virtual reality and wearable tech.
Tom Hanks Set to Return in ‘Greyhound’ Sequel, Filming Begins 2026
Apple Studios has confirmed the development of a sequel to the 2020 World War II naval drama Greyhound, with Tom Hanks returning.
Apple Revamps Robotics Division Following AI Executive Changes
Apple is set to transfer its secretive robotics division from the oversight of AI chief John Giannandrea to the hardware division.
Gooogle Reports $90B Q1 Revenue Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
Google has reported a record-breaking $90.23 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2025, marking a 12% increase year-over-year.
Toronto’s New Area Code Launches on Saturday
Last fall, the CRTC announced a new area code was set to launch this spring in Ontario, and a new area code is set to launch on Saturday in Toronto. Starting April 26, 2025, new phone numbers in the region can be assigned the 942 area code, joining the existing 416, 437, and 647. The...
Bell’s Mobile Plan Page Now Playing the Rogers Game
Last week we told you about how the Rogers mobile plans page was revamped with an annoying default view to show lower prices, based on having multiple lines with the company. This tactic confuses consumers as they intially think pricing is for one line, but they are forced to see pricing after four lines. Telus...
Rogers Debuts 175GB Canada-US Plan, Telus Prices Go Up
Earlier this week, Bell revamped its plans list with price increases across the board, seeing jump from $16 to $20 per month as “promos” came to and end. Bell’s plans after autopay right now are as follows: $65/100GB 5G+ $95/250GB 5G+ Canada-US-Mexico Now, Rogers has tweaked one of its plans to now include Canada-US talk,...