Apple CEO Tim Cook and other executives took the stage at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco on September 7 for their much-anticipated keynote address, where they put an end to months of speculation and rumours by unveiling the new Apple Watch, iPhone and other interesting Apple news and updates.
September 2 update: Samsung has officially recalled all Galaxy Note 7 phones worldwide after confirming 35 cases of battery explosions. Customers who own the phone can swap them for new smartphones, regardless of when they purchased them, but Samsung estimates that it may take two weeks for new inventory to be available. Contact your carrier or store of purchase for more information. If you purchased the phone through a third-party like Kijiji, we recommend contacting Samsung directly.
The line that separates console and PC gaming was blurred ever so slightly today, as Sony has announced that PlayStation Now -- the cloud gaming subscription service that lets you stream PlayStation games to compatible devices -- is now available on PC in Canada.
No Man's Sky was considered by many one of the most anticipated games of 2016, however after a series of delays, glitches, and other problems, the exploration game has many people giving up on the game once and for all and demanding a refund.
It may be that time of year for many students to head back to class, but if your gaming hobby isn't cooling down with the weather, there is a brand new list of upcoming releases you'll want to check out! This month sees the release of some of the year's most anticipated games, including Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, DragonQuest VII and Yo-Kai Watch 2 for the 3DS, and of course the long awaited, Final Fantasy XV for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
PlayStation gamers may want to consider extending their PlayStation Plus memberships now, because Sony has announced that prices for PlayStation Plus subscriptions will be increasing by up to $20.00 starting September 22, meaning PlayStation Plus subscription cards will likely be a hot commodity until then.
Back to School
Apps are such essentials in our everyday life. From playing games on the go to getting news updates to catching up on social media -- there’s pretty much an app for everything.
Back to School
Now that school is just around the corner, I’m sure plenty of you are beginning to prepare for The Big Move. Admittedly, it can be pretty intimidating to have to start managing each meal that you eat, especially when you’re on a tight student budget.
The 2017 IKEA Catalogue is finally available in Canada! For now, you can view it online, although later in the month you'll be able to request a physical copy. The catalogue is over 325 pages this year and it's full of new products and neat ideas! Here are a couple of things that caught my eye.
The Toronto Blue Jays are hot and Rogers is looking to take advantage of Blue Jays fever, because they’ve announced a restructuring of their ticket system that will see ticket prices increase for the 2017 season.
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but telecom rates in Canada are among the highest in the world. Many Canadians likely already had suspicions of this notion, but those suspicions were confirmed in a recent report published by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), which compared the average monthly rates of various telecom services from countries in the G7 (Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States).
Back to School
With back to school season just around the corner, many young adults are venturing away from their parents' homes and living on their own for the first time. However, with the startlingly high costs of post-secondary school, furnishing the bachelor or bachelorette pad of your dreams may be out of your price range at the moment.
Don't you ever wish you could just lie down and take a nap during the middle of the work day? It might be hard for some of us, as many companies frown upon booking a meeting room to sleep on the floor for 20 minutes. That's where Casper comes to the rescue with their pop-up Snooze Room experience in Toronto!
Back to School
Students who rely on financial assistance to pay for their college or university tuition received some good news recently, as the Government of Canada announced that some Canada Student Grants will increase by 50% starting August 1, 2016 for students from low and middle-income familes.
Back to School
Every student needs a laptop and with back to school deals on now, it's a great time to shop for one. Here is what you need to consider before buying a new laptop for the upcoming school year.
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Ben Moss Jewellers, a presence on the Canadian retail scene since 1910, has announced that they are going out of business with clearance sales beginning immediately. Their press release credits the "weak Canadian dollar and the soft economy in Western Canada" for their woes. Naveed Manzoor (Chief Restructuring Officer of Ben Moss) said, "After considering all of our restructuring options, including selling all or part of the business as a going concern, we have determined that this is the best course based on the challenges we are facing."
Ever since Rogers announced that they were shuttering Mobilicity and transferring existing customers to Chatr, customers have been left in limbo, wondering how the move will affect their current plans.
Whether you’re buying a new car or Con Air on DVD, it’s natural for savvy shoppers to make sure that they can squeeze the maximum amount of value out of their purchase. Besides, you’d feel frustrated if that car ran slower than advertised or if there was critical footage missing on that DVD.
