Sachin Bahal

1 month ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

TCL has taken the wraps off the next model in their 2025 TV lineup with the new QM7K series. The QM7K follows the QM6K TV that was announced back at CES 2025. Both are part of TCL’s Precise Dimming Series, which are their 2025 TV models that use the company’s QD-Mini LED technology that has a new Halo Control System. Essentially that means that the Mini LED backlight technology being used on the TV can produce better picture accuracy including enhanced colours and gray scale accuracy.

1 month ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series is back again, as Activision has announced a remake of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4. This follows the launch of the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 remake from 2020, which was done by Vicarious Visions (which has since been turned into a support studio for Blizzard). Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is being remade from the ground up by Iron Galaxy Studios, which has previously worked on the PC ports of Activision titles like Pro Skater 1 + 2 and Spyro Reignited Trilogy.

1 month ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

When Google started their Tensor-powered Pixel journey back in 2021, the Pro model would have typically been the larger screen model. But with the Pixel 9 series, Google has gone with a similar strategy to Apple, where they offer two models with the same screen size but just vary slightly in terms of cameras and specs, which is the case this year with the Pixel 9 Pro. With each Pixel phone, there’s been a refinement in the design and that’s still present with the Pixel 9 Pro.

1 month ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

Following a launch for iPhone last year, Clicks has announced that it’s keyboard case will now be launching for Android phones. For those unfamiliar, Clicks is a case that adds a physical keyboard to your iPhone (and now Android), to make your device into a faux Blackberry. “Android phones are loved for the choice over hardware, software and experience they offer,” said Michael Fisher, Clicks co-founder and YouTube tech reviewer (MrMobile) with 1.2 million subscribers.

1 month ago | au.lifehacker.com | Sachin Bahal

Last week, Apple launched their developer beta for iOS 18.4. The update brings fresh changes to iOS, including Priority Notifications, a new Genmoji button, and additional supported languages. While it may be some time before iOS 18.4 is launched to all iPhone users, those curious to try out the new features can do so by installing the beta. However, doing so may cause some issues, so proceed with caution.