Exciting News: New Pixel 9 Renders Revealed Alongside Premium Pixel 9 Pro XL Model – Phones Canada
Google is set to launch a new addition to its Pixel lineup this fall, the Pixel 9 Pro XL, joining the anticipated Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro models. This new device brings back the XL branding that was last seen in Google’s premium handsets before the Pixel 6 series debuted in 2021. The Pixel […]
Circle to Search Expands to Additional Pixel Devices, Including the Pixel Fold – Discover the Latest Telecommunications Advancements!
Google has exciting news for Pixel device owners – the Circle to Search feature is expanding! This feature, which allows users to easily identify objects on their screen by circling or squiggling around them, is now making its way to more Android phones, including Google’s own Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. For those who were […]
Unlocking the Power of Contactless Payments on iPhone in Canada: Tap to Pay Guide
Are you a frequent TTC traveler looking to streamline your commute? Well, we have some exciting news for you! Ontario recently introduced the One Fare program, but the missing piece of the puzzle was PRESTO Apple Wallet support on the TTC. However, thanks to Apple’s Express Mode feature, you can now tap to pay using […]
Elon Musk Expands Access to X’s Cutting-Edge AI Chatbot Grok for Telecommunications Enthusiasts
Elon Musk’s xAI has been making waves in the tech world, especially with the recent announcement that the Grok chatbot will soon be available to more paying subscribers on X. This move shows X’s commitment to providing innovative AI solutions to its users. Starting this week, Grok will be accessible to Premium subscribers on X. […]
Navigate with the Best: Comparing Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Waze for Superior Navigation
Navigation apps are a lifesaver on the road, but did you know they can drain your phone’s battery? Here’s a breakdown of how different apps impact battery life and which one is the most efficient: – **GPS usage**: Navigation apps heavily rely on GPS, which drains battery due to constant location updates. – **Screen brightness**: […]
Unlocking the Best iPhone Deals in Canada with CBSA Blog
The ongoing investigation into the $60 million ArriveCan app continues to unfold, with officials from the Canada Border Services Agency addressing MPs at the House of Commons Government Operations Committee. Here are some key points from the discussion: – Jonathan Moor, Vice-President of the Canada Border Services Agency’s Comptrollership Branch, acknowledged that while ArriveCan provided […]
Exclusive Apple Vision Pro Discount: Limited Time Offer from Phones Canada!
Looking to experience the “future of computing” without breaking the bank? Well, you’re in luck because the groundbreaking Vision Pro is now available at a special discounted price for the first time ever. Here’s what you need to know: – The first-gen Mixed Reality (MR) headset from Apple is now slightly more affordable on Woot, […]
Exploring the Latest NFC Security Trends in Telecommunications 2024
At Phones Canada, we recently learned about a hack that could potentially unlock 3 million hotel room doors in 161 countries worldwide using an Android phone. These door locks, vulnerable to the hack, are secured with RFID, a radio wave technology. This revelation has sparked curiosity about NFC – a feature present in most modern […]
Exciting News: iPhone SE 4 Display Production Potentially Moving to BOE Due to Samsung’s Pricing Concerns
Exciting news for Apple fans! The upcoming iPhone SE 4 is making headlines, and it looks like Chinese manufacturer BOE might be taking over display production for this highly anticipated model. Here’s what you need to know: – Samsung, Apple’s long-time screen partner, is reportedly out of the running to supply iPhone SE 4 displays […]
Protect Your Privacy: How Secure is Your YouTube History from Authorities?
Is the government getting too close to our personal lives? Recent reports reveal that federal investigators are requesting personal information from Google, including addresses, telephone numbers, and YouTube activity of certain users. This has raised concerns among privacy advocates about potential infringements on constitutional rights, treating innocent YouTube viewers as suspects. Back in 1987, a […]
