The Galaxy S26 will not show up before March
The January ritual is over. While the tech world had its eyes on Samsung for a traditional Galaxy Unpacked event at the start of the year, patience will be required this time. The presentation of the Galaxy S26 has officially been pushed back to the end of February, according to a schedule that is now […]
Refurbished phones: the pitfalls to avoid to make the right choice
Refurbished phones are gaining popularity in Canada. With prices up to 50% lower than new models, they appeal to both students and budget-conscious consumers. But behind the promise of great deals, unpleasant surprises sometimes lurk. Last year, sales of refurbished devices jumped by 35% in Canada. This rapid growth, however, has been accompanied by a […]
Google moves ahead: the Pixel 10a arrives earlier than expected
Google smartphone fans may want to mark their calendars. The successor to the very popular Pixel 9a, the Pixel 10a, is expected to be officially unveiled on February 18, 2026, according to well known leaker billbil kun, via Dealabs. The device would then go on sale as early as March 5. The timing is surprising. […]
Samsung Bets on AI and Pricing for Its New Mid-Range Model in Canada
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy A17 5G on the Canadian market this Wednesday. Positioned as an affordable entry-level smartphone, it is priced at $269.99 and offers a range of features previously reserved for more expensive models, notably several tools based on artificial intelligence. Available now on Samsung’s website and through selected carriers, the device clearly targets […]
The iPhone 18 Could See a Price Increase, Apple Hit by the Component Crisis
The global memory shortage and rising component prices may finally overcome Apple’s resistance. According to several analytical and industrial sources, the iPhone 18, expected this fall, could be launched at a higher price than its predecessor, especially for versions offering larger storage capacities. Until now, Apple had seemed relatively shielded from market turbulence thanks to […]
Bell Ends Virgin Plus Home Internet Service in Ontario
Bell has officially confirmed the end of the commercialization of home internet and television services under its Virgin Plus brand in Ontario, effective January 14, 2026. This decision, first announced last fall, marks the end of a competitively priced offering in the province. Existing subscribers in Ontario will not be affected and will be able […]
Fake iPhones on Marketplace: when peer-to-peer sales turn into a nightmare
A sale on Facebook Marketplace turned into a nightmare forHugo Dumas, a columnist at La Presse. While he was trying to sell his iPhone 16 Pro Max, a buyer entered his home and discreetly swapped the device for a Chinese clone. A scenario that highlights the growing risks of peer-to-peer transactions. The buyer, introducing himself […]
Complaints against Telecom providers in Canada reach record levels
The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) has released its 2024–2025 annual report, revealing a historic number of accepted complaints: 23,647, up 17% from the previous year. This marks the third consecutive record since the organization was created. This increase is partly attributed to the CCTS’s awareness campaigns, but it also reflects a perceived […]
Motorola plays the FIFA card and broadens its lineup at CES
At CES 2026, Motorola chose a familiar approach. Rather than focusing on major technical breakthroughs, the brand highlighted a special edition smartphone and a growing range of accessories. The most visible announcement was a limited-edition version of its foldable Razr tied to the FIFA World Cup 2026. Alongside it, Motorola introduced a new family of […]