Author: IT World Canada

Huawei officially launches Mate 30 smartphones, Scotiabank accidentally displays private code for public viewing, Amazon buys 100,000 electric delivery vehicles.

A new report says seniors enjoy the benefits of voice-assistants like Alexa, another report highlights the websites that don’t know

Mozilla launches secure connection service in Firefox, new cellphone vulnerability can take over a device using SMS, and financial websites

Uber cuts more than 400 jobs, California introduces a bill that will require companies like Uber and Lyft to treat

Apple launches iPhone 11, autonomous shuttles coming to Scarborough, Amazon employees plan to strike over climate. Source link

Windows 10 finally beats Windows 7 in market share, Google bans unproven medical treatment ads, you can now use Google

Yahoo goes down, the latest Android update brings with it a bunch of new features, and a story about Canada’s

LinkedIn lists Canada’s top startups, downloads for a specific messaging app explodes, and former Amazon employees create a hotline to

Ontario says no to cellphones in classrooms, Facebook isn’t sure about its own ‘like’ button, and a new study sheds

Alphabet teams up with the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, are office perks still cool, and Twitter CEO’s gets hacked. Source

Apple reverses its stance on iPhone repairs, some tips on proper coffee shop etiquette for those who write in them

Apple to stop listening to your voice commands, popular Android app has a deadly payload, social media impares decision making?

Using phones during breaks can prevent your brain from resting, Apple re-issues a security patch, Tim Cook pledges to help

Companies ask tech giants Apple and Amazon to think about the planet, Harvard says it can use machine learning to

Denmark to review court cases after discovering faulty cell location data, unsafe items being are sold on Amazon, YouTube terminates

YouTube to curb targeted ads for kids, Shoptify looking to develop its own delivery network, Apple Card can be stained

YouTube flags fighting robots for animal cruelty, Cerebras Systems creates the world’s largest chip, Facebook gives users more control over

Aug 21, 2019 Airbnb comes down hard on a sketchy host, a Wall Street Journal story about big U.S. tech

New Bluetooth vulnerability discovered Google improves its copyright claim system, seniors spend the most time in front of a screen.

Apple explains why it’s hiding iPhone battery health status, Windows 10 users should patch their PCs ASAP, you can now