Foldable Phones in 2026: Apple, Samsung, Google Pixel and Other Models to Watch
Foldable phones are no longer futuristic prototypes displayed behind glass. In 2026, nearly every major smartphone manufacturer either offers a foldable device or is preparing to enter the category. Samsung is expected to introduce its next Galaxy Z generation in July, Google is preparing the Pixel 11 launch for August, and Apple could finally unveil […]
Apple may be preparing its biggest iPhone offensive in years
Apple may be preparing one of its most aggressive iPhone launches in a long time. According to recent reports, the company could launch at least five new iPhone models between late 2026 and early 2027, with a strategy that could put even more pressure on Android manufacturers. For Canadian consumers, this new wave could have […]
Amazon Leo: Starlink’s rival is getting closer to launch
A new player could soon enter the satellite Internet market. Amazon Leo, formerly known as Project Kuiper, is getting closer to commercial launch and could become an important alternative to Starlink, especially for rural and underserved households. According to Reuters, Amazon expects to begin initial Leo Internet service later this year after passing more than […]
TELUS and the CIB to expand fibre Internet to 17,000 households in British Columbia
A major Internet expansion is coming to British Columbia, and it could change the lives of thousands of underserved rural households. The Canada Infrastructure Bank, also known as the CIB, and TELUS have reached an agreement to expand fibre Internet access in several rural areas and Indigenous communities across British Columbia. The overall partnership represents […]
CRTC asks Bell, Telus and Rogers to justify new fees after activation fee ban
Canada’s ban on activation and plan-change fees came into effect on June 12, 2026. Now, the CRTC has opened a formal proceeding asking Bell, Telus and Rogers to explain why some new or existing fees should not be considered prohibited. The CRTC is taking a closer look at new telecom fees introduced or maintained by […]
Moving in Canada in 2026: The Complete Guide
Planning on moving in Canada 2026? This complete guide helps you update your address, forward mail, compare internet plans, manage utilities and prepare for moving day. Whether you are moving across town, to another province or into your first apartment, the best way to avoid stress is to start early. In Canada, summer and the […]
Could the next iPhones cost more? Is now the time to switch to refurbished?
The next iPhones have not been officially released yet, but one question is already coming up: will Apple’s next model cost even more? Between rising component costs, new artificial intelligence features, storage, displays, cameras, and 24-month device financing plans, buying a brand-new iPhone can quickly become expensive. For many consumers, the real deal in 2026 […]
Three Internet outages and customers start looking elsewhere
A new survey says that 60% of consumers would consider switching providers after three service interruptions. Even though the study comes from the United States, the takeaway also speaks to Canadian customers: one outage may be acceptable, but repeated interruptions can quickly become a real frustration. The problem is not only the outage itself. What […]
CRTC killed the $80 activation fee. A new generation of $15 and $40 device charges is already taking its place.
Rogers and Fido have introduced a new $40 Device Setup Charge only days after Canada’s ban on wireless activation and plan-change fees came into effect. The charge applies when customers purchase or upgrade a phone with assistance from a specialist, including transactions completed in a store, over the phone or through live chat. Customers who […]