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Google is rolling out its September 2026 Pixel Drop, and the biggest change for Canadians is wider Scam Detection support. Starting with this update, Scam Detection in notifications is expanding to Canada on Pixel 6 and newer phones. The feature can flag suspicious incoming chat notifications with a “Likely scam” warning before you even open […]
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Google has quietly updated its Canadian Googlebook page with a firm pre-order date. Instead of the previous vague “fall 2026” window, the page now says Googlebook pre-orders will open on September 21. That gives Canadian shoppers the first real date to work with since Google introduced Googlebook back in May. Googlebook is not just a […]
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Xplore has connected its first fibre internet customers in Newfoundland and Labrador, the rural broadband provider said Tuesday, as technicians begin installing households on a new fibre network meant to reach about 27,000 homes and businesses across the province. Markham-based Xplore, founded in Woodstock, New Brunswick, sells fibre and 5G fixed wireless aimed at rural […]
Updating to iOS 27 does not automatically activate Apple’s redesigned Siri AI on your device. Canadian users still have to join an official waitlist.
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The federal and Alberta governments are spending up to $224.78 million on another round of high-speed Internet projects across the province. The money will go toward 26 projects expected to connect 82,584 households in rural and remote areas, including 1,634 Indigenous households, while Ottawa and Alberta are splitting the cost. The math works out to […]
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