Telus is expanding its PureFibre internet to Ontario, Quebec
Vancouver-based national telecom Telus is expanding its ‘PureFibre’ home internet in Ontario and Quebec Some Reddit users spotted PureFibre in
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CRTC commits $8 million to bring fibre internet to 16 Manitoba communities
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) committed over $8 million in funding to help bring high-speed fibre internet to
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HP OmniBook X Review: My favourite Snapdragon X PC
When Microsoft first unveiled the Copilot Plus PCs back in May, HP’s OmniBook X didn’t immediately catch my attention. However,
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Google boosts Gmail smart replies with Gemini, for a price
Google is supercharging Gmail’s Smart Reply feature with Gemini so it can craft longer, more contextual responses. However, that improvement
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Public Mobile adds Canada/U.S. calling, texting, data to $30, $35 plans
Telus-owned Public Mobile has tweaked its plans slightly, adding new features and Canada/U.S. calling, texting and data to some plans.
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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days returns October 8 and 9
Amazon Prime Day returns on October 8th and 9th in Canada. The sales event, this time dubbed ‘Prime Big Deal
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Public adds bonus long-distance minutes to some plans
Telus-owned Public Mobile upgraded some of its plans with bonus long-distance minutes. Public’s $35/60GB 4G plan now includes 100 monthly
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There’s an adapter that lets you use cheap eSIM plans on Android phones with no eSIM
eSIMs have gained a lot of popularity as an affordable alternative to pricey roaming from Canadian carriers. But it turns
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Fido plans just got $5 more expensive
Rogers-owned Fido has raised the prices of several plans by $5/mo. The new pricing shows up on Fido’s website, and
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I still love Nanoleaf’s Umbra Cono and Cup smart lamps despite all the bugs
Several months ago, Toronto-based smart lighting company Nanoleaf and Toronto-based interior design company Umbra partnered on two smart lamps, the
