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The workspace platform's new feature will enable you to share your prompts for agentic AI tools with your team, regardless of which agent they.
Getting big PC games onto Linux once required the kind of optimism normally reserved for lottery tickets and startup.
Canada is one of the largest producers of video games in the world, and yet, we historically haven’t had much in the way of big consumer gaming events. The U.S. has various PAXes. Europe has Gamescom. Japan has Tokyo Game Show.
Google detailed several updates heading to Pixel phones this month with the company’s November Pixel Drop. This upgrade will bring several new features to Pixel phones and even bring some features from newer devices to older hardware.
Tesla is refunding Cybertruck deposits while Musk defends the decision to halt production, citing high order rates.
Samsung’s Early Black Friday sale is here discounting products like TVs, phones, earbuds and more. The company’s website says you can save up to $2,500 depending on the product: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra + Buds 4 Pro: $1,849.99, save $529.
Canadian telecom providers Telus, Rogers, Bell, and Quebecor share their Q3 earnings, with varying subscriber growth and financial performance.
Freedom Mobile is offering a $30/125GB plan with a small catch, only for new lines and with ongoing credits.
The PS3 faced significant challenges in emulation due to its unique design and the Cell processor, making it a tough nut to crack for developers and emulators.
Tesla has officially ended production of its controversial Cybertruck, highlighting the challenges of bringing unconventional vehicles to market.
A Canadian documentary explores the history and legacy of BioWare, a renowned Edmonton-based game developer, set to premiere next year.
Freedom Mobile is expanding data coverage to include Canada, the U.S., and Mexico without additional costs, enhancing customer experience.
Meta hints at news returning to Canadian Facebook and Instagram, amid ongoing trade talks and political shifts.
Canada's SpaceX deal has quadrupled in value, amid government efforts to reduce reliance on the company.
SpaceX and Qualcomm team up for a major U.S. 5G mobile network, with potential impacts on telecom industry.
God of War Laufey, originally set for PS5 launch in February 2027, will now debut in May 2027, with updates expected soon.
Apple’s new iPad mini is thinner, lighter, and more expensive, making it a worthwhile update for frequent travelers and commuters.
Bethesda has revealed the title of their next Elder Scrolls game after 8 years, but the game remains shrouded in mystery.
Waymo's autonomous vehicles are operational in Toronto despite safety and job concerns, but resistance persists.
Apple just had released its fourth-quarter earnings report, and it was a particularly big one. Notably, the company reported US$57.58 billion (about C$80.5 billion) in iPhone revenue, a 17 per cent jump from the same time last year.
Ford takes aim at GM over data sale issues, announcing a new initiative to protect customer privacy.
At the end of last week, the Government of Canada announced a $1.6 billion investment in Toronto-based AI company Cohere. Following that announcement, Cohere has provided some updates on its larger plans for Canada.
Samsung is leveraging various advertising channels to mock Apple's iPhone Duo, highlighting its own experience with foldable devices and emphasizing the company's eight generations of Galaxy Z Fold.
EA chose to develop Star Wars Battlefront III over a new Mass Effect game, citing financial pressure and a less risky investment.
Rogers Satellite has expanded its international satellite-to-mobile coverage to four countries, including Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, offering Canadians more connectivity options while traveling abroad.
Bell Canada plans to sell its wireless network towers to a Quebec investment firm, opening up the infrastructure for other carriers.
Apple’s Mac computers are known for being on the pricey side, and the ongoing memory and component shortage caused by AI data centres and other issues hasn’t helped. Still, the company’s new maxed-out Mac Studio spec is… well, it costs as much as a new car.
Rogers faces a $15 million fine for misleading marketing of its ‘Infinite’ wireless plans, despite speed reductions after a set amount of use.
No Name Mobile offers extra data for $29 and $34 plans until November 4, with 50GB and 70GB data respectively, including 4G, unlimited calling, and other features.
Xreal Aura glasses with hand gestures are now available in Canada with discounted pricing and a range of accessories.
