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The 10 best movies I saw at TIFF 2026 (opens the original)
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While I’m known as the “gaming guy” at MobileSyrup, my second great love is film. For me, there’s nothing as sacred as going into a theatre, silencing my phone, and locking into a cinematic journey for a couple of hours. The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), in many ways, is the purest distillation of that. With a bunch of the films having their world premieres at the event, there’s such a sense of discovery as you go in almost completely blind. Naturally, this can lead to you more tha
These are must-play Canadian games, according to Canadian devs (opens the original)
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Jennifer Hale said something to me a couple of years ago that’s really stuck with me. During our chat, the legendary Canadian-American Mass Effect star, when discussing Canadian talent, lamented the fact that we just don’t celebrate ourselves enough, especially compared to our loud and proud neighbours. It was a great point, and certainly one that speaks to a larger issue I’ve faced in my nearly 10 years as a journalist: there’s just not much general awareness of Canadian games, despite our nati
How Meta says it's addressing privacy concerns amid new smart glasses lineup (opens the original)
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It’s no secret that Meta has privacy issues. After all, there’s been a lot of apprehension surrounding the company’s ever-growing lineup of smart glasses. In particular, these products have sometimes been called “pervert glasses” due to being used to harass people and, according to a recent lawsuit, even allegedly capture and share intimate images without consent. Naturally, this was a big topic of discussion during a media roundtable at Meta’s Menlo Park, California, headquarters. Speaking with
Five neat things we learned about Meta's first-ever VR Glasses (opens the original)
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During its annual Meta Connect conference, the company unveiled a suite of new products, including the VR Glasses, the camera-less Ray-Ban Meta Audio, a Canadian launch of the Meta Ray-Ban Display and more. But naturally, Meta’s first-ever VR glasses garnered a particular amount of attention, and they were certainly my favourite thing that I saw at Connect. It’s pretty impressive tech, honestly, offering the full VR experience across entertainment and personal computing in a cozy 100g package an
Meta's new VR glasses are a (pricey) game-changer (opens the original)
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A huge selling point for me with technology is convenience. If something is pretty easy to set up and use, chances are I’ll stick with it. That’s why consoles have long been my gaming platform of choice; you can certainly do more with a PC, but it requires much more work. Similarly, this is why I also fell off VR. While I was a big early adopter in the technology, the work to put on a relatively heavy headset and engage with a virtual display eventually grew tedious, especially after a long day
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