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Huawei to focus on smart devices in Canada, forgoes phones for 2022

Tom Li -
What product is Huawei looking to push in Canada?

Federal court rejects Telus request to block Videotron’s 5G spectrum purchase in western Canada

Tom Li -
The Federal Court has denied Telus’s request to block Quebecor’s Videotron from purchasing set-aside mid-band 5G licenses in the recent 3,500MHz spectrum auction. According to Federal...

Coffee Briefing, Oct. 26, 2021 – All the recent tech news; a podcast roundup; and more

Pragya Sehgal -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts.

Google Pixel 6 series the first to be certified on Rogers standalone 5G

Tom Li -
Rogers customers just got one more reason to purchase a Pixel 6 or a Pixel 6 Pro: the new Google flagship phones have become...

Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro launch with homebrew Tensor chip

Tom Li -
Can the Google Tensor processor ready to compete with other high-end smartphones?

Security of Canadian vaccine credential storage app questioned

Howard Solomon -
PortPass app taken offline after reports that personal information of registered users could be seen by anyone

Xplornet launches first rural standlone 5G network

Tom Li -
Rural area network provider Xplornet launches its standalone 5G network for fixed wireless services.

Eastlink announces $26 million mobile network expansion project in New Brunswick

Tom Li -
The project is expected to last two years.
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