Dean Daley

3 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Dean Daley

I liked Motorola’s newest mid-range handset, the Moto Edge 2025 is now available in Canada. Of course, like everything in life, there are pros and cons, but I think the pros outweigh the cons of this mid-range smartphone. I like a variety of aspects of this; however, for one particular reason, I could never have this as my daily driver, but let’s get into that later. In Canada, the Moto Edge costs $849.99, and you can grab it from the company’s website.

3 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Dean Daley

The OnePlus Pad 3 is now available in Canada for $999.99, $250 more expensive than its predecessor in the North. OnePlus told us that the tablet is more expensive this year because it’s supposed to compete directly with other flagship tablets on the market, like the Tab S10 Ultra; however, in Canada, that tablet has a $1,599 price tag, so it’s clear OnePlus is severely trying to undercut Samsung. This tablet is more in line with the competition of the Tab S10, which costs $1,349.

3 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Dean Daley

PlayStation held its latest State of Play presentation on Wednesday, June 4, offering looks at over a dozen upcoming PS5 and PS VR2 titles. You can watch the full one-hour-plus VOD stream, but keep reading for a higher-level breakdown of everything featured throughout the show.

3 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Dean Daley

Google Canada has announced a new AI Opportunity Fund, providing $13 million to four organizations to help develop AI skills and training nationwide. The fund will support the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, the First Nations Technology Council, Skills for Change, and the Toronto Public Library. These organizations will be able to reach and teach more than two million Canadians with AI training to ensure they are equipped to deal with this AI economy.

5 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Dean Daley

Canada loves premium smartphones, according to a new report from Counterpoint Research. The report reveals that the Canadian premium smartphone market is seeing traction due to advanced features like AI, cameras and displays, and more extended software support. Premium device sales drive the market through strong promotions and Canadian carriers’ discounting phones when you purchase a plan. According to the report, the foldable phone market is also seeing traction.