Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

For all you non-iOS developers out there, today Apple released iTunes 10.4.1. The minor update features various bug fixes surrounding media keys on third-party keyboards, album artwork, movie purchasing, responsiveness, and VoiceOver. - Fixes a problem where the media keys on some third-party keyboards work inconsistently with iTunes - Addresses issues with adding artwork to...

As we get closer to the expected September/October launch of the iPhone 5, more leaks continue to occur. This time, the battery and back camera parts have reportedly been leaked for the iPhone 5. Photos posted by TVC Mall reveal some minor changes to the iPhone 5 battery and back-facing camera lens. As seen below,...

From an independent gaming company in Montreal comes a Canadian app called "Mirror Read". As the name implies, the app challenges users to "mirror read" or read backwards. The app is a bundle of original word games and a special eBook that exposes users to the innovations in Mirror Read neuroscience. While it may be challenging to...

Continuing the recent trend with Bell and Telus, Virgin Mobile has now dropped the price of the iPhone 4 to $99.99. The new low price, down from $159, is available on a 3-year term or the Virgin Mobile Tab. Bell's website has also been updated with the price drop, as we exclusively reported yesterday: At...

Taking it back to the arcade days and of classic 8-bit gaming, Blast Zone Mega turns players into a drone wielding, bomb dropping super villain bent on world annihilation. The game is super easy to learn and equally easy to play, giving you a fun game play experience that continually provides a challenge. After a...

Looking to improve your photography? Maybe get rid of that blur or shakiness? Well if you have the desire, a new app called "Photo Academy" is on a mission to improve the world of digital photography. Photo Academy is a comprehensive tool for photographers of all skill levels. Whether you're just starting out or you're...

Expanding on their "Pick of the Week" program for music, which launched in 2008, Starbucks is now serving up free weekly apps. Since 2008, Starbucks customers have been able to visit a location and pick up a small card with an iTunes code for a free song or music video. You can now do the...

An interesting article posted on Monday Note describes a future with Apple Inc. as a mobile phone carrier. The fictitious carrier would be called "Apple Wireless" and would be a wireless network operated purely by Apple Inc. for only Apple products. Imagine the dancing in the streets. Apple would be finishing the job it started...

In response to recent offers released by Bell and Rogers, Telus has now released a new $65 student plan that includes 6GB of data. The new plan is very similar to the existing Telus $55 student plan but this new plan includes more data. Details are below: $65.00 Student Plan Minutes: 200 daytime Data: 6GB...

People are always requesting newer and better features for the iPhone and one of the most requested iPhone functions that comes to mind is the ability to play YouTube content in the background. For a long time, users could only play YouTube content while in the app. If you were listening to your favorite song...

Here's a great set of Canadian apps to wrap up the summer! For those of us who are wine drinkers, or just enjoy wine tasting, Wine Tripper for iPhone is a nice treat. While the app is called "Wine Tripper", there are two different editions; British Columbia and Ontario. As you may have guessed, both...

This week, Apple released a small update to the Find My iPhone app. You know, the free feature Gordon Ramsay uses to track his children. The app is a universal iOS app, meaning it works on all iOS devices, and is now at version 1.2.1. The new update seems to have only delivered stability improvements...