Latest news

Removing Personal Info from Google Searches in Canada Gets Easier

Google is expanding its privacy tools by introducing "Results About You” in Canada, a feature designed to help people control their personal information appearing in search results. This tool offers the detection and removal of personal contact details such as phone numbers, home addresses, and email addresses from Google Search. A Google spokesperson told iPhone...

Apple Reports Q2 Revenue Drop, iPhone Sales Fall 10% [Update]

Apple revealed its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2024, which concluded on March 30, 2024. The iPhone maker reported a decrease in quarterly revenue to $90.8 billion, a 4% drop from the previous year, alongside earnings per diluted share of $1.53. "Today Apple is reporting revenue of $90.8 billion for the March...

Telus, Rogers Increase Data to 200GB on Most Expensive Plans

It looks like the ‘Big 3’ are in the process of revamping their premium wireless plans, with both Telus and Rogers increasing data buckets to 200GB. Telus has increased data to 200GB on its $80 and $100/month plans, while both also include Disney+ free for 12 months. Here’s what’s available as of writing: $60/60GB -...

Apple’s iOS App Changes in the EU Coming to iPad

Apple has announced updates to its app distribution policies in the European Union, now reducing financial barriers for developers through the Core Technology Fee (CTF). The CTF is part of Apple's alternative business terms in the EU and is designed to reflect the value provided by Apple's tools, technologies, and services that assist developers in...

LinkedIn Launches Games, Because Why Not

The social network for working professionals to flex their accomplishments to current and former colleagues, LinkedIn, is launching games designed to bring connections and encourage learning, essentially allowing its users to take a break during the day. Daniel Roth, editor-in-chief and VP at LinkedIn, announced on Thursday that the platform would integrate games into the...

Telus’ Koodo Drops 5G Plans from its Website [Update]

Telus-owned Koodo has made changes to its website and no longer lists 5G plans, leaving only plans with 4G and 3G speeds, iPhone in Canada has learned. Here’s what’s available as of writing: $30 pay-per-use data with unlimited Canada-wide minutes $39/20GB 4G $44/40GB 4G $49/50GB 4G While plans with 5G speeds are no longer offered,...

Bell Increasing Prices of Fibe Internet, Older Apple Watch Plans

Bell is set to increase pricing for select customers on Fibe internet and also those on older Apple Watch plans, iPhone in Canada has learned. A message to customers on Bell statements and within accounts mentions starting July 1, 2024, prices are going up $5 per month for internet. In the statement we saw, a...