TSN is now available on Roku streaming players and TVs

Source: Roku and Bell Media

Roku, through its ongoing partnership with Bell Media, now offers TSN on its streaming players and TV models. You can now access live and on-demand programming from the sports station. Beginning today, you can stream sports content including the CFL season, culminating with the Grey Cup; IIHF Women’s and Men’s World Championships and the World Juniors; comprehensive coverage of the Toronto Raptors and the NBA; regional NHL broadcasts; FIFA World Cup™; extensive live coverage of the NFL; golf Majors and tennis Grand Slams; plus MLS, F1, NASCAR, UFC, NCAA March Madness, and much more.

You can access TSN on the Roku platform using your existing TSN login credentials or sign up directly via Roku Pay.

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Zoom is coming to Teslas

Yes, if you drive a Tesla, you might not be able to escape your Zoom meetings. The video conferencing app announced during its 2022 Zoomtopia conference that it'll "come standard on all new Tesla models soon." Zoom hasn't shared much of the details, though. We aren't sure yet if it needs additional hardware in Tesla vehicles or if it'll just roll out via a software update. We also don't know yet when it's coming. The infotainment systems on Teslas have many features already integrated into them. You can already stream Netflix and YouTube, do some karaoke, or even play games like Stardew Valley, Cuphead, and Fallout Shelter.

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4 Tips for Financing Your Child's Education in Canada

If you are a parent, you will need to consider the fact that your child deserves quality education as they develop into adulthood. The same is also true when they are preparing for college. Canada has one of the world's strongest and most well-funded educational systems in the world so there's a good chance your child will succeed in whatever field they picked, whether it’s working as a registered nurse or a software engineer. 

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Instagram rolls out new web interface

Instagram makes it easy to scroll and use its web app. It's something we've had the past few weeks already, but with Instagram head Adam Mosseri's announcement, we're expecting it's finally gotten a wider rollout. Mosseri describes the new interface as a cleaner, faster, and more user-friendly experience on the app.

The menus are now in a new sidebar, giving you easier access to the feed, search, messages, notifications, and more. When you pull up things like notifications, it's shown on the left side of the site, so you can still see what's in your feed. Instagram hasn't brought its different feeds in this web version, though. And as 9to5Mac pointed out, there is still no iPad app, even if this new web version makes it clear it's possible to use Instagram on a bigger screen. Your option is to use this web version on your iPad, though.