Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 2:43PM 
Samsung Canada announced Galaxy Campus Crew, a new national community where post-secondary students can explore the latest technology and share how it elevates the university or college experience. Samsung is inviting students across Canada to apply for one of the inaugural spots in the program.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 11:26AM 
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Nintendo revealed the full sports lineup for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, scheduled to launch exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 system on Oct. 22. Set on the popular destination of Wuhu Island, the new title introduces intuitive motion-controlled gameplay across 12 distinct events available for both solo and multiplayer competition, both locally and online. The active roster includes two brand-new additions: Thumb Wrestling, where players aim to pin opponents using a charging mechanic, and Skateboarding, which utilizes the Joy-Con 2 controller's mouse functionality to execute rail grinds, slides, and aerial tricks.
The game also brings back ten fan-favourite sports, updated for the new console hardware. Players can take to the water with Power Cruising, take to the skies in Prop Plane, or test their skills on land through Archery, Bowling, Table Tennis, Boxing, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, and Golf. You can even use an in-game Jump Rope activity to warm up before jumping into competitive play. The Nintendo Switch Sports Resort's digital version retails for CA$69.99 in Canada and CA$84.99 for the physical variant.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026 at 10:53AM Apple just announced its first smart home display, the Apple HomeView. This device features a 7-inch Liquid Retina display and integrated Siri AI. Designed for central home management, entertainment, and communication, the device recognizes individual users by face to personalize access to Messages, Calendar, and other personal apps.
Monday, October 12, 2026 at 10:40AM 
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If the rumours are true, the upcoming OLED iPad mini is expected to be "considerably more expensive" than the current US$500 model (CA$849 in Canada). Bloomberg's Mark Gurman predicts the new tablet could cost "something closer" to US$799 (around CA$1,139). The new model is expected to run on an A20 Pro processor and include a landscape FaceTime camera, a redesigned speaker setup, and a water-resistant design. The OLED iPad mini is anticipated to be launched alongside Apple's new OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro models "on or around" October 27.
