Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The iPhone Dev Team have been teasing an untethered jailbreak for the newest iDevices on iOS 4.2.1, for a while now. The rumour was that Christmas weekend would be the release date. Well, they came really close, and released a beta of Redsn0w to beta tester who have a Mac, and were willing to possibly mess...

Today, DigiTimes is reporting that Apple has increased their Q1 2011 iPhone shipment target from 19 million units to 20 - 21 million units. The rumor mill indicates that at least 25% of these shipments are CDMA iPhones. A CDMA iPhone would likely be headed to carriers such as Verizon in the USA and even...

Earlier today, Apple updated its investor relations web page to announce that the company will publish its earnings for its first fiscal quarter of 2011. The announcement will follow a standard earnings conference call scheduled for Tuesday January 18, 2011. Apple plans to conduct a conference call to discuss financial results of its first fiscal...

Canadian winters are legendary. While most of the time the weather is pretty good, Canadian winters can become real nasty. Unfortunately, when the snow and cold wind arrive, our touch-screen iPhones tend to stop working either because our fingers are ice-cold or the touch display cannot recognize our taps through our gloves. At this point,...

Recently AT&T made refurbished iPhone 4 units available ranging from $99-$199USD. Now the American wireless company has refurbished iPhone 4 units starting at $79USD. These new refurbished iPhone 4 units are cheaper because they come with a “cosmetic blemish”, which likely means some kind of physical damage somewhere on the device. What I am waiting...

iPhoneinCanada.ca has helped a lot of Canadians and more this year. We've been happy to report on the latest app releases, breaking news, best available plans from our wireless carriers, and our various contests and giveaways. Without a doubt, 2010 has been a fantastic year and we have only YOU to thank! As we head...

Tonight Apple announced the availability of calendar alerts on me.com using the company's MobileMe service. Similar to how calendar alerts work on any iOS device, users can now set up alerts for events and receive notifications through the online webapp so long as the web browser is open with the Calendar webapp. The new MobileMe Calendar...

It’s that time again! For those that may just be joining us, here is the run down about these giveaways. It is a segment that will: Last 24 hours Only happen a couple of times a month (maybe less or maybe more) Be easy to win Be posted at random What’s up for grabs today? Today, I have THREE...

Earlier this month, Rogers started up their free $35 activation fee promotion. Originally expiring on December 31, 2010, the company has now extended the promotion until January 6, 2011. The $35 activation fee is charged when new customers start up a new account with Rogers. Eligibility & Restrictions The offer is applicable to new 3-year...

Earlier tonight, Comex of the iPhone Dev Team sent out a tweet indicating that he may miss his self-imposed untethered jailbreak deadline. I think I'm going to miss my Christmas deadline... On Tuesday the iPhone Dev-Team announced that they may have an untethered jailbreak ready by Christmas. This jailbreak would not require a restore or...

In the beginning of December, SaskTel completed their network expansion to 26 new areas across Saskatchewan. This week, the company has expanded to an additional 17 new locations! “Construction of the 3G+ network is a significant development for SaskTel and its customers in Saskatchewan,” said Bill Boyd, Minister Responsible for SaskTel. “When the network is...

After Apple released iOS 4.2, Apple also updated mobile Safari to support various new HTML5 and W3C standards. Of these updates, Apple enabled the use of an iDevices' accelerometer and gyroscope within mobile Safari. Before this find, many users assumed that the gyroscope was an app-only function and did not have support for stock iOS...