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.
- OPC recommends new legislation to protect Canadians’ personal information online [Read here]
- Apple confirms iPhone 8 suffers from crackling earpiece problem, says fix is coming [Read here]
- iPhone X Canadian carrier 2-year pricing revealed [Read here]
- Freedom Mobile’s Band 66 LTE is now working on some iPhone 8 devices [Read here]
- Bell wants to create piracy blacklist through NAFTA [Read here]
- Heritage Minister reveals creation of first-of-its-kind Netflix Canada production company [Read here]
- BlackBerry reports strong Q2 2018 results, security focus continues [Read here]
- Telus almost reaches 1Gbps benchmark in real-world LTE-A speed test [Read here]
- Bell rolls out Comedy Central programming on iTunes [Read here]
- Apple’s iPhone X confirmed to feature 2,716mAh battery and 3GB of RAM [Read here]
- Rogers’ ‘Stream Saver’ data management tool now available [Read here]
- Here’s what’s coming to CraveTV in October [Read here]
- One week with the Essential Phone’s 360 Camera [Read here]
- Apple Pay Cash trademark filed in Canada [Read here]
- Uber says it will leave Quebec on October 14 if province stands by new rules [Read here]
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