Magic Johnson's four-part docuseries to debut on Apple TV+ on Apr. 22

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Magic Johnson, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, shares "unprecedented access" to his life in a four-part docuseries premiering on Apple TV+. They Call Me Magic will premiere on April 22 and offers a rare glimpse into the NBA legend's story. It covers his time with the Lakers through his world-shaking HIV/AIDs diagnosis. Johnson is considered a leading figure in changing public perception about the virus.

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Blizzard plans to bring 'Warcraft' to mobile

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You can expect a Warcraft game to hit mobile this year. Activision announced in a quarterly earnings news release that Blizzard Entertainment is planning to launch a Warcraft title on mobile devices in 2022. There isn't much known beyond the developer working on "substantial new content for the Warcraft franchise in 2022," including "all-new mobile Warcraft content." That also means "new experiences" for World of Warcraft and its only mobile title Hearthstone.

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Telus rolls out PureFibre X in Edmonton 

Telus rolls out PureFibre X in Edmonton

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Telus has launched its new home Internet tier in Edmonton, claiming it offers the fastest speeds among all major providers in the country. PureFibre X is now available to residents in the city, offering symmetrical upload and download speeds of 2.5Gbps. The carrier touts its 100% fibre-to-home network allows it to "seamlessly increase bandwidth and capacity to deliver these unparalleled speeds." The company says it is the only major provider in Western Canada to offer this all fibre network.

The PureFibre X plan includes a Wi-Fi6 compatible router, offering you faster speeds on more devices. Those in your household can enjoy simultaneous gaming, web surfing, video calling, streaming, homeschooling, etc.

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