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A landline-style kid's phone costs $100. It's built to give kids calling freedom without a screen.
Google Wallet’s interface has changed, and it should make common tasks quicker. The app is shifting to a grid home screen and putting starred passes up
Incogni says it can scrub your personal data quickly. The company is Surfshark-owned and tops ZDNET's 2026 picks.
Motorola's Razr Ultra is on sale for $700. That's a $600 cut from the usual price.
Microsoft is changing how Windows beta testing works. A new plan from the company reconfigures the Windows Insider Program to make it easier for testers
Oppo's Find X9s Pro has surfaced in four colours. The handset is headed to China on April 21. Leaks sketch out screens, cameras, battery and performance.
You put your Windows laptop to sleep before tossing it in your bag, expecting it to save battery. But next time you pull it out, it’s warm and the battery
A new AI gadget is hitting the market this December, but it won’t look out of place in a throwback playlist. Designed by former Apple engineers, Button is
James Strahler II, a 37-year-old from Ohio, made headlines as the first person convicted under the Take It Down Act after pleading guilty to producing and
Google just dropped its biggest Gmail upgrade in over 20 years, shaking up how more than 2 billion users manage their email. The catch? Users must decide
Vancouver drivers now have a new way to pay for street parking with the launch of the HotSpot app, joining the existing PayByPhone system. The city aims to mode
Electric vehicles (EVs) continue to shift from niche to mainstream across Canada. With climate goals tightening and technology evolving, 2026 is shaping up as a
Choosing an internet plan can be really confusing. With so many providers and options available in Canada, choosing the best service for your needs is more comp
Canada’s universal healthcare system is a source of pride, offering access to medically necessary services without direct charges at the point of care. Yet, wai
A recent experiment at UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz revealed that some advanced AI models can lie, cheat, and even steal to protect other AI agents from being
Canada is facing a major turning point as the world moves toward clean energy and electric technologies. As countries race to reduce carbon emissions, the deman
AI is changing how we check the weather by making apps more than just simple forecast providers—they now offer personalized and insightful features. Whether it'
Anthropic’s recent report on artificial intelligence and the job market has sparked conversations about how much of today’s work AI can actually perform versus
Cloud storage subscriptions are common and can add up on your monthly bills. But what if you could avoid those fees and still keep your files safe and accessibl
A U.S. Federal judge has temporarily blocked the Pentagon from labeling artificial intelligence company Anthropic as a national security threat, delivering a ma
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset just got a tempting price cut. Amazon is now offering this high-end gaming headset for $300—a full $80 less tha
A federal judge in San Francisco has temporarily halted the Pentagon’s controversial move to label AI company Anthropic as a supply-chain risk. The decision put
Canada stands at the forefront of clean technology, leveraging innovation to transform its key industries of mining, energy, and agriculture. This shift towards
Samsung just launched its new midrange Galaxy A37 5G and A57 5G phones, which come with higher prices but only small upgrades. The new models, arriving April 9,
Apple has released its 26.4 updates for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, delivering a collection of new features and tweaks that go beyond simple bug fixes. The rollout
