The caddie moved into your glasses—and knows exactly how badly you hit that seven-iron
Meta’s golf integrations joined AI glasses to 18Birdies and Arccos. The useful trick is voice, not a floating video-game arrow.
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Apple’s new AI is coming for your camera clips, passwords and daily limits
Apple’s 2026 Intelligence update reached across iPhone, Watch, Home cameras and more—and quietly introduced usage limits tied to iCloud+.
The $99 Fitbit Air wants to know your whole health story. Read the privacy screen first
Google’s new Fitbit Air and Google Health app promised one place for wearable, phone and medical-record data. Convenience and consequence arrived together.
How did your golf ball draw that perfect TV line? Radar, cameras and a lot of invisible math
The white ball leaves at highway speed, becomes a pixel and still produces a clean arc. Here is how launch monitors and course-tracking apps turn chaos into a shot.
Your ordinary phone found the sky: inside Canada’s satellite-texting leap
Rogers launched a satellite-to-mobile beta across huge parts of Canada. The astonishing trick was making specialized infrastructure disappear into a normal text message.
Apple Vision Pro came to Canada at $4,999. The real price was the experiment
The headset finally reached Canadian stores in 2024. Once lenses, a case and coverage entered the basket, “five thousand dollars” was only the opening line.
Your watch thinks you’re stressed. Should you believe it?
Pixel Watch 2 brought continuous skin-response sensing, temperature data and safety check-ins to a mainstream smartwatch. The hard part is knowing what the signals mean.
The day Apple put a computer on your face—and made the room the screen
Vision Pro looked like a ski mask from the future. The consequential idea was quieter: eyes, hands and voice replacing the little rectangles we tap all day.
The $1,799 folding phone Canada wasn’t allowed to buy
Google announced its first Pixel Fold in 2023—and explicitly left Canada off the list. That footnote explains more about buying new technology here than the hinge does.