Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days.
- Sony Xperia XZ Premium’s fingerprint sensor will be disabled in Canada [Read here]
- Former SaskTel employee stole 235 cellphones from the carrier [Read here]
- Netflix’s monthly subscription price is increasing in Canada [Read here]
- More than half of Canadian consumers use smartphones to make online purchases [Read here]
- Spotify is now available for the Xbox One in Canada [Read here]
- BlackBerry announces new partnership with enterprise messaging app Slack [Read here]
- Here’s what it’s like to use the HTC U11’s Edge Sense [Read here]
- Canada has the fastest mobile internet in North America [Read here]
- Telus Q2 2017 wireless results top $1.8 billion, subscriber base reaches 8,700,000 [Read here]
- Uber to invest in urban mapping program for British Columbia [Read here]
- iOS 11 makes the 10.5-inch iPad Pro a viable laptop replacement [Read here]
- Eero’s second generation mesh Wi-Fi products are coming to Canada on August 15 [Read here]
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