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SaskTel Expands Wildfire Support to More Northern Communities

3 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Gary Ng

SaskTel is expanding its wildfire relief program to include all Northern Saskatchewan communities that have been evacuated due to ongoing wildfires. The update, announced June 3, builds on supports introduced just a day earlier. Now, anyone forced to leave their home in an evacuated Northern community will automatically receive waived wireless data overage charges and credits for SaskTel Internet, maxTV Stream, and Home Phone services.
2025 Apple Design Awards: Meet the Winners, Including One from Canada

4 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Gary Ng

Apple has announced the winners and finalists of the 2025 Apple Design Awards ahead of this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC25), spotlighting 12 outstanding apps and games across six categories: Delight and Fun, Innovation, Interaction, Inclusivity, Social Impact, and Visuals and Graphics. The 12 winners are below–and it includes a Canadian winner.
How Apple TV Prioritizes User Privacy in Streaming Market

5 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

An in-depth analyses by ArsTechnica highlights Apple TV’s commitment to minimizing data collection, setting it apart from competitors like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Google Chromecast. Unlike many streaming devices that track user behavior for targeted advertising, Apple TV operates with a philosophy of data minimization. The device requires explicit user consent before collecting data, and even then, the information gathered is limited and primarily used to enhance user experience.
Samsung’s Galaxy Phones May Soon Feature Perplexity AI

5 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Samsung is in advanced discussions with Perplexity AI to integrate its advanced artificial intelligence features into its Galaxy smartphone lineup, potentially moving away from reliance on Google’s Gemini, Bloomberg is reporting. Perplexity AI, founded in 2022, has quickly gained attention for its innovative “answer engine” that combines real-time search capabilities with AI-driven responses.
XChat Encrypted Mssaging Now Rolling to All X Users

5 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Elon Musk has just announced the rollout of XChat, a new direct messaging feature on X (formerly Twitter), aiming to enhance user privacy and communication capabilities (via TechCrunch). All new XChat is rolling out with encryption, vanishing messages and the ability to send any kind of file. Also, audio/video calling. This is built on Rust with (Bitcoin style) encryption, whole new architecture.
Apple Challenges EU Directive Mandating iOS Ecosystem Access

5 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Apple has initiated a legal appeal against the European Union’s directive under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which mandates the company to open its iOS ecosystem to rival technologies, Axios reports. The appeal was filed with the EU General Court in Luxembourg, contesting the requirement to share user data and system features with third-party developers.
WWDC Hype Grows, But Apple Execs Dodge Annual Podcast Chat

5 days ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Gary Ng

We are one week away from Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), and now the company is hyping up the event. On Monday, Greg Joswiak, SVP Marketing, said on X, “#WWDC25 is next week! Can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on. See you June 9 at 10am PT.” He then shared a GIF showing the Swift UI logo and the Apple logo and a rainbow in a new design aesthetic.
How to Scan a QR Code with Your iPhone or iPad [VIDEO]

1 week ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Apple’s latest support video shows how you can use the built-in camera on your iPhone or iPad to scan a Quick Response (QR) code for links to websites, apps, tickets, and more. Once you point your iPhone or iPad camera to scan a QR code, the built-in scanner automatically detects and highlights it. Here’s how it works:Open Camera on your iPhone. Position iPhone so that the QR code appears inside the camera frame.
How iPhones Were Used to Shoot ’28 Years Later’ Horror Sequel

1 week ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Danny Boyle’s return to the “28 Days Later” universe is making waves—not just for its chilling storyline, but also for a surprising technical twist: parts of 28 Years Later were filmed using iPhones. According to a new report by IGN, the upcoming horror sequel, 28 Years Later, used iPhones for some of its shots, continuing a trend that has gained momentum in recent years. Director Boyle previously utilized iPhones for sequences in 28 Days Later (2002) to achieve a raw, documentary-style realism.
Apple Exploring Haptic Feedback Buttons for iPhone, iPad

1 week ago | iphoneincanada.ca | Usman Qureshi

Apple is said to be revisiting its initiative to integrate solid-state haptic buttons into its product lineup, including future models of the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, MacRumors is reporting. According to information from the Weibo-based leaker “Instant Digital,” Apple is actively working on implementing haptic buttons across its devices.