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Apple Explains Why the M3 MacBook Pro Starts with 8GB RAM
In a recent interview, Bob Borchers, Apple's Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, responded to concerns regarding the M3 MacBook Pro’s base model that starts with 8GB of RAM in 2023. The discussion arose following comments from Lin YilYi, a Chinese Machine Learning engineer and content creator, who expressed apprehensions that potential customers might see...
PlayStation 5 Spider-Man 2 Bundle on Sale for $80 Off
Amazon Canada has slashed Sony’s PlayStation 5 console bundle that includes Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. The regular price is $729.99, but the 11% off discount saves you $80 at $649.96. This is the disc version of the PlayStation 5 and it’s eligible for Prime delivery speeds. The bundle includes a voucher to download the full Spider-Man...
Sonos Black Friday Deals and Cyber Monday Revealed
Sonos has revealed its Black Friday deals in Canada for 2023, offering significant savings on a selection of its home theatre and portable audio products. The sale, running from November 17 to November 27, offers a discount on various Sonos speakers and devices, with discounts available through the Sonos website and selected retailers. Here are...
Fizz Offers Up to 25% Off Any Phone, Including iPhone 15 Series
Videotron’s Fizz, which operates in Quebec only so far (including the Ottawa/Gatineau area), is celebrating its five-year anniversary and is doling out perks for its customers. We saw some plan changes to Fizz recently offering more data, and now the company is giving out discounts on new smartphones through its My Rewards program. Fizz customers...
Apple’s Swift Student Challenge Gets New Category for 2024
Apple has announced the latest iteration of the Swift Student Challenge, that gets thousands of students into coding and app development. This challenge encourages young coders to apply their skills in crafting app playgrounds, tackling issues from mental health to environmental sustainability. The company has introduced new coding resources and is engaging with community partners...
Apple Music’s 2023 Artist of the Year is Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift has been crowned Apple Music's Artist of the Year after a spectacular performance throughout 2023. Dominating Apple Music’s Global Daily Top 100 with 65 songs, Swift has outshone all other artists on the platform in the first 10 months of the year, said Apple on Wednesday. “I am so honored to be Apple...
Telus Now Supports Online eSIM Changes [Update]
Telus has launched the ability to manage your eSIM online via the web, for customers with iPhone and Android devices. The feature launched on Tuesday and can be found once you sign into your online account under ‘Manage your SIM’. There are options to manage your eSIM and SIM card such as: Transferring your number...
Grand Theft Auto 6 May be Announced as Early as This Week, Trailer to Follow in December
Grand Theft Auto 6 could be officially announced as early as this week with a trailer debut next month.
Rogers Acquires Comwave, Another Independent ISP [Update]
Rogers has finalized an agreement to acquire Toronto-based internet service provider Comwave, eliminating yet another independent telecom. The company confirmed the acquisition with iPhone in Canada on Wednesday. Comwave, known for its competitive pricing and consumer-focused service packages, will continue its operations, now backed by the nation-wide reach and resources of Rogers, according to a...
17.09 Million Enforcement Made Across Xbox, According to New Transparency Report
Microsoft's third Transparency Report outlines how AI has assisted efforts to combat online toxicity.
Waze Now Alerts Drivers of the Most Dangerous Roads
In an effort to improve road safety, Google’s Waze has rolled out a new feature called crash history alerts, designed to inform drivers about the safety records of the roads they travel. Globally, traffic accidents claim approximately 3,700 lives daily, making crash injuries a leading cause of death worldwide. Waze users report accidents every two...
CRTC Mandate on Telus and Bell Lacks Sense, Says TekSavvy
Independent internet service provider (ISP) TekSavvy has voiced concerns over the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's (CRTC) recent interim wholesale internet decision made yesterday. The ruling mandates Bell and Telus to provide wholesale access to their fibre networks in Ontario and Quebec to smaller ISPs within six months. Although TekSavvy sees the decision as a...