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Bell’s prepaid brand Lucky Mobile recently added 500MB of 4G LTE to its entry $15 plan. The $15 plan includes 100 nationwide minutes but if you sign up for automatic top-up, you will get 500MB of data. That’s a cheap plan for someone who needs an emergency phone line or just the odd phone call....

Pinwheel is launching a collection of smartphones for kids in Canada, offering a curated selection of apps and monitoring software.

Apple has launched a new 'Help Me Choose' webpage to help you find the best Mac product for you.

Apple could soon reach an agreement with EU regulators in exchange for granting competitors access to its contactless payment technology

Students will no longer be permitted to use their smartphones during class starting in the 2024-2025 academic year, which begins in September

Telus-owned Koodo offers some Stream+ bundles that include Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video at a discounted monthly price, that’s cheaper than paying for these services one by one. Stream+ Basic is available at $20/month and Stream+ Premium is $38/month. But right now, some Koodo customers are seeing special offers to get these bundles at an...

Amazon Canada and Staples announced that all Staples retail locations are now accepting label-free, box-free returns for Amazon customers. Eligible Amazon items can be dropped off at the full-service shipping area inside Staples' 298 locations nationwide, offering a new convenient return option that minimizes the need for additional shipping boxes. This nationwide partnership is a...

Apple is discontinuing its 'Apple Pay Later' service, months after launching it in the US late last year and will replace it with built-in features.

Here's how to watch the June 2024 Nintendo Direct and what to expect from the 40-minute showcase.

The inception of Apple Podcasts' automatic transcript generation can be traced all the way back to a different feature introduced seven years ago

Apple will stagger the rollout of its newly announced AI features well into 2025, according to renowned leaker Mark Gurman

Apple has responded to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) regarding the privacy and data use of its Emergency Location Service (ELS) and Hybridized Emergency Location (HELO) technology. The response comes after a request from Mr. Michael Murray, Director of Dispute Resolution and Regulatory Implementation at the CRTC. In its letter dated June 14,...