Usman Qureshi

6 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Ecobee has announced that its Smart Doorbell Camera now integrates with Google Home, offering live video, two-way talk, and instant notifications directly through Google-enabled devices. With this integration, users can now:Live View Access: Monitor the front door in real-time via the Google Home app or compatible Google Nest Hub displays. Two-Way Communication: Engage in conversations with visitors using Google-enabled devices, providing convenience and added security.

6 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Apple has quietly acquired Canadian startup Mayday Labs known for its AI-driven calendar and scheduling tools. The acquisition, finalized in April 2024, was disclosed in a recent filing made under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (via MacRumors). Founded by Jeremy Bell, Mayday Labs developed an intelligent calendar application designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users.

6 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

WHOOP has officially launched two new wearables—WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG—marking a major step forward in personal health and performance tracking. The Boston-based company, known for its focus on data-driven fitness insights, is now expanding into broader health metrics, including cardiovascular monitoring, blood pressure estimates, and biological aging.

6 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Meta’s Threads has unveiled a new feature aimed at enhancing transparency in content moderation, introducing Account Status dashboard that notifies users when their posts are demoted or restricted. As detailed by Engadget, the Account Status dashboard provides users with detailed information about their posts’ standing on the platform. Users can now see if their content has been removed, downranked, or deemed ineligible for recommendation due to policy violations.

1 week ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

In response to the escalating sophistication of online scams, Google has introduced a suite of AI-powered tools designed to protect users across its platforms. Google says it has integrated AI-driven scam detection into its messaging and calling services. The system analyzes patterns in SMS, MMS, RCS messages, and phone calls to identify potential scams. When suspicious activity is detected, users receive immediate alerts, enabling them to avoid engaging with fraudulent content.