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DJI Teasing E-Bike Reveal on July 3
DJI may reveal its first e-bike on July 3rd at 3 AM ET/12 AM PT, following a tease on Instagram.
Amazon Launches 3D ‘Gaming Zone’ Online Showroom With Mixed Results
Amazon has launched its 'Gaming Zone' online showroom, a oddly created 3D virtual commerce space to buy games.
Apple Marks iPhone X, HomePod, and Original AirPods as ‘Vintage’ Products
Apple today officially added the iPhone X, first-generation HomePod, and original AirPods to its list of "vintage" products
Apple Devices Could Get New ‘NFC Multi-Purpose Tap’ Feature
Apple devices could perform multiple NFC-enabled actions with a single tap in the future thanks to a newly-unveiled technology
Google Sheets Gets Faster Calculations, Enhanced Features
Google announced last week significant updates aimed at improving productivity and functionality in Google Sheets, catering to both new users and seasoned experts. "We’re making it easier and faster to format, calculate, and manage your data in Google Sheets, whether you’re just getting started or are already a Sheets expert," stated Eric Birnbaum, Group Product...
Apple Intelligence Slated for Vision Pro Headset, Says Report
According to sources familiar with the matter, Apple is actively developing plans to integrate Apple Intelligence features into its Vision Pro headset, expanding beyond initial promises for Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices, reports Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and his Sunday PowerOn newsletter. The rollout is not expected to occur this year, but is planned for the...
Apple to Begin Mass Production of AirPods With Cameras by 2026
Apple is said to be developing a new pair of AirPods, built "with camera modules." The new buds may launch in 2026.
Gameloft Toronto Hit With Layoffs With Majority of Studio Affected
The majority of Gameloft Toronto has been confirmed to have been affected by layoffs, studio downsizing to management and HR.
Bell and Virgin Fixing International Roaming Outage
Bell is actively addressing a widespread wireless outage affecting its customers roaming internationally, as reported by the company in updates shared over recent days. Today, June 29, Bell provided an update to say, "We are continuing to make good progress on the intermittent service disruption affecting customers traveling internationally that has been impacting multiple wireless...
Apple Intelligence Skipping Europe is Anticompetitive, Says EU
Apple won't be making its recently announced AI features available in Europe, a decision the EU's antitrust chief said is proof of anticompetitive behaviour
CRTC Starts Public Consultation on Google’s Online News Act Exemption
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has launched a public consultation on Google's exemption application under the Online News Act, formerly known as Bill C-18. The Online News Act, which received Royal Assent last June and came into force in December, aims to bring fair compensation for Canadian news organizations by online platforms that...
Freedom Mobile Not Working on Nationwide Network for Some [Update]
Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile announced on Friday there’s a technical issue that’s preventing its customers from using partner networks right now. "Due to a technical problem at one of our connectivity providers, some customers attempting to use data may experience intermittent degraded service when outside Freedom's network footprint,” said Freedom Mobile on Friday morning. "We take...