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- The Ontario government plans to introduce new legislation it says will help protect the privacy of children and limit access to harmful content online. The province will also appeal to social media giants for help. According to the Toronto Star, Stephen Lecce, minister of education, and Todd McCarthy, minister of public and business service delivery, […]
- Motorola has announced the Moto G Stylus 5G 2024. The handset will be available on Motorola Canada’s website on May 30th and at select carriers and national retailers soon after. The company is pricing the Moto G Stylus 5G 2024 at $499. The Moto G Stylus sports a Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 processor with […]
- Google is holding its annual I/O developer conference on May 14th at 1pm ET/ 10am PT, and it is rumoured that the company will show off what’s coming to its line of smartphones, apps, AI, and more. In just 7 days on May 14 at 10am PT, you'll be at the forefront of tech innovation […]
- The Source will end its Bell Advantages program next month. Bell Advantages, for those unfamiliar with the program, offered special deals and discounts to certain Bell customers. The program had some other perks, like dedicated support. A notice on The Source’s website included details about the change, which was also picked up by Red Flag […]
- Sega has unveiled Sonic Rumble, a Fall Guys-inspired party game for mobile. In Rumble, 32 players must race each other to the end of a course while avoiding obstacles, just like in Fall Guys. However, Rumble brings a few Sonic-themed twists to the formula, particularly when it comes to the series’ classic focus on speed. This means you’ll be running over […]
- Xbox is planning even more cuts following its closure of multiple Bethesda Softworks studios on May 8th, according to Bloomberg. In a new report, Bloomberg‘s ever-reliable Jason Schreier unpacked Xbox’s sudden move to shutter Tango Gameworks (Hi-Fi Rush), Arkane Austin (Dishonored) and Halifax’s Alpha Dog Games (Mighty Doom), as well as fold Roundhouse Studios into […]
- ‘Crush!,’ a rather entertaining ad for Apple’s new M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, features several objects, including a trumpet, a guitar, an arcade cabinet, a piano and more, being crushed as a metaphor for what the tech giant’s new tablets are capable of. Rather than watching this entertaining ad and thinking, “Wow, so […]
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