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Page 22 of Mapletechie's technology news, reviews, AI coverage, and software reporting.
- How to Choose the Best Gaming Monitor Without Wasting Money
Matthew Leo · July 25, 2026 · GadgetsLearn how to choose a gaming monitor by resolution, refresh rate, panel type and hardware. We also name our top gaming monitor picks for every budget.
- Canada’s AI Strategy Pushes Adoption Before Clear Rules
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AICanada’s AI for All strategy promises jobs, growth and sovereign technology, but major questions about regulation, workers, copyright and transparency remain.
- AI Browsers Are Convenient—but Could They Kill the Open Web?
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AIAI browsers promise to save us from opening websites, but websites cannot survive forever if nobody needs to visit them.
- Galaxy Z Fold 8: Better Design, but Is It Worth the Price?
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · GadgetsSamsung may finally have fixed the Galaxy Fold’s awkward shape, but no clever hinge can make a phone costing well over $2,000 feel sensible.
- Canada's Social Media Ban Could Require Age Verification For Everyone.
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · NewsCanada wants to keep children under 16 off social media, but enforcing that rule may require millions of adults to prove they are not children.
- AI Note-Takers Are Recording Work. Should Employees Be Worried?
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AIAI note-takers can transcribe meetings, calls and casual conversations, but their convenience raises serious questions about consent, privacy and trust at work.
- PlayStation Is Killing Physical Games. Gamers Should Be Furious.
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · GamingSony will stop releasing new PlayStation games on disc in 2028. Here is what the digital-only future means for ownership, prices and preservation.
- Xbox Layoffs: Are Workers Paying for the Game Pass Gamble?
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · Gaming - Canada Banned Telecom Fees. Bell, Rogers and Telus Found New Ones
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · Canada TechCanada banned certain cellphone and internet activation fees, but Bell, Rogers and Telus introduced new charges. Here is what the CRTC is investigating.
- Grok 4.5 Review: Why Its Speed and Price Matter
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AIThe AI race is no longer about who builds the smartest model, but who can make intelligence fast and cheap enough to become ordinary.
- Kimi K3: The Chinese AI Model Silicon Valley Underestimated
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AIKimi K3 is not frightening because it might beat every American AI model, but because China no longer needs to beat them to change the entire market.
- Where Does Claude AI Draw the Line?
Matthew Leo · July 22, 2026 · AI - York University's Tech Ambitions: Hype or Real Momentum?
Matthew Leo · April 21, 2026 · NewsYork University has been pushing hard into AI, cybersecurity, and applied tech. We dig into whether the momentum is real.
- Ontario Tech Programs: What to Compare Before You Apply
Matthew Leo · April 21, 2026 · NewsThe original ranking relied on recruiter interviews Mapletechie cannot substantiate. This revision replaces it with a checkable program-comparison framework.
- GPT-5 Launched in 2025. Here Is What Was Actually Announced
Matthew Leo · April 18, 2026 · AIThe original article misstated GPT-5's timing, context window and pricing and claimed unsupported hands-on testing. This revision corrects the record.
- Correction: We Did Not Test These 2026 Laptops
Matthew Leo · April 17, 2026 · ReviewsThe original ranking claimed extensive hands-on testing that Mapletechie cannot substantiate. We have withdrawn the rankings and explain what went wrong.
- Android 16: What Changed and What Did Not
Matthew Leo · April 16, 2026 · ReviewsAndroid 16 added useful platform features, but our original review mixed them with older privacy tools and unsupported hands-on claims. Here is the correction.
- Tesla Passed 10 Billion FSD Miles. That Is Not a Safety Verdict
Matthew Leo · April 15, 2026 · NewsTesla crossed 10 billion supervised FSD miles in early May 2026. The scale is notable, but the total does not prove the system is safer than human driving.
- Correction: Our Biggest Data Breach Article Was Wrong
Matthew Leo · April 14, 2026 · NewsThe original article described an unnamed 140-million-record healthcare breach without evidence. We withdraw those claims and explain the correction.
- Artemis III Is Now an Earth-Orbit Test, Not a Moon Landing
Matthew Leo · April 13, 2026 · NewsNASA changed Artemis III into a 2027 low-Earth-orbit docking demonstration. The first Artemis lunar landing is now targeted for Artemis IV in 2028.