Your car probably runs BlackBerry
BlackBerry runs 255 million cars worldwide, and the rest picked sides instead.
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Cloudflare report unpacks how Google AI is killing the internet
Cloudflare has revealed how Google AI is resulting in large drops in human traffic on the internet. In a new report, Cloudflare confirmed that more than 50 per cent of internet traffic is now non-human. In particular, the report examines how Google’s search engine accounts for approximately 88 per cent of referral tra...
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My Ring camera's AI video descriptions are freaking me out
Some Ring video doorbells offer video descriptions for another layer of detail with motion alerts. And while it's handy, it's also creeping me out.
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Bell touts record-smashing performance following World Cup finale
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup wrapped up, Bell shared details on how its wireless network held up during the event, including the insane amount of data people used. Bell said that during the 13 matches hosted in Canada (six in Toronto and seven in Vancouver), fans consumed more than 250TB of wireless data across […]
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Google finally gives Gemini a cheaper AI model that actually outperforms competitors
Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash Cyber, and 3.5 Flash-Lite promise to make AI more efficient and cost-effective.
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TTC now using AI cameras to catch those who illegally pass streetcars
TTC has started using AI-powered cameras in an effort to combat people who illegally pass streetcars. As of Monday, four streetcars equipped with technology from B.C.’s Gatekeeper Systems are running across five mixed-traffic routes (501 Queen, 506 Carlton, 504 King, 511 Bathurst, and 505 Dundas). Over the course of t...
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Passkeys are great, but no one tells you about the catch until it's too late
Passwordless login is delightful until the device holding the “less” part goes missing.
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Google seemingly leaked the Pixel 11 Pro on its website
A new look at the Google Pixel 11 Pro has seemingly leaked, and from Google itself, no less. As first shared by Droid Life, Google’s own website briefly featured a photo of the upcoming handset. This came after Amazon leaked what would appear to be Pixel 11 Pro images last week. Here’s the image that was […]
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Apple is testing Genius Bar AI note-taking tool: report
Apple is currently piloting an AI-powered note-taking feature at Apple Store Genius Bars, according to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman. Per the publication, this “Live Notes” feature, which is being tested at some stores, will transcribe and summarize conversations with customers. Apple’s goal with the feature is to save empl...
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Amazon mistakenly hits AWS users with billion dollar bills
You know the shock that you see when a bill is higher than you thought? Well, some Amazon Web Services (AWS) users just got the bill shock of their lives. Some AWS users were surprised when they learned their forecasted monthly expenses would be in the billions, with some even hitting the trillion-dollar mark. Bill […]
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I couldn't tell my weeds from my berries — a few Claude photos sorted the bed out
Claude help me quickly identify weeds in my fruit and veggie gardens with just a few pics.
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I stopped ignoring Samsung Galaxy Labs and found features I didn't know existed
Galaxy Labs is the home for the experimental features you need to try.
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