Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Credit Kudos develops software that uses consumers' banking data to make more informed credit checks on loan applications.

Roku has announced the next version of its operating system for TVs and set-top boxes and it's adding a range of helpful new features.

Apple just launched a new coaching program for teachers that's designed to help educators make the most of Apple tech in the classroom.

The Studio Display's power cable can be removed, but you'll need to apply a lot of force.

After being on the market for nearly five years, the Apple Watch Series 3 is rumoured to be discontinued later this year.

The first teardown of the brand new iPhone SE (2022), aka the third-generation iPhone SE, has now surfaced on YouTube, revealing a few interesting details around the budget iPhone.

Executives from Porsche have traveled to the US to discuss possible joint projects with Apple, the automaker's CEO said Friday.

Edge will now be able to ensure that screen readers can describe the contents of images even when those images don't have alt text included.

Despite Apple's claims, the new M1 Ultra chip's GPU cannot outperform that of Nvidia's flagship RTX 3090 chip. The graph Apple showed off during the M1 Ultra's announcement (above) shows the chip outperforming the "highest-end discrete GPU" at a fraction of the power. That discrete GPU is the RTX 3090. The problem is the focus...

Lenovo has expanded its loyalty program to Canada.

The number of new smartphones with 5G sold in January 2022 was higher than sales of new phones that are only 4G-capable — and a lot of that growth is down to the iPhone, a relative latecomer to the 5G scene. 

Malware app creators have discovered two new methods to sneak their scams inside Apple's walled garden of iPhone and iPad.