Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Until I get my free Case from Apple, I was still using my iPhone 4 naked, and was getting a bit worried about it, after all it is glass. Sure, it's supposed to be 'super magical' scratch and break resistant glass, but, still I didn't want to risk damaging something I practically camped overnight to...

The multitasking feature found in iOS 4 is great to quickly switch between apps without having to actually close the app. However, Apple's multitasking always seemed to lack that Apple finesse. After recently jailbreaking my iPhone 4, I came across Multifl0w, an app that adds a great multitasking interface to iOS 4 (or iOS 3.2...

Hey, everyone! It's been a while since I've done a theme tutorial, so I thought I'd show you a quick an easy one today. If you've upgraded your device to iOS 4, you're probably enjoying the new multitasking and folder features. iOS4 uses the same background for both, and is easily changed, if you have...

One of the large aspects missing in this year's iPhone launch was available accessories. When the iPhone 4 launched in Canada, aside from a very limited number of retailers, the only way to get a case was either online or through Apple's case app for iPhone 4. While cases are nice, as most provide style...

Saskatchewan customers have some more good news this week, this time from Telus. With SaskTel launching their new 3G+ network and opening up access to the iPhone on SaskTel, Telus now seems to want a piece of the action. While there has been no official announcement yet, it seems that Telus will soon be launching...

This week Shaw has launched a Video On Demand app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The new VOD app gives users access to the Shaw On Demand library of movies, TV shows, and sports events. Users can also order videos through the app and send them to their Shaw TV, at which point the...

This week, a new email from Apple CEO Steve Jobs confirms that a software update will soon be released to address issues with the performance of iOS 4 on iPhone 3G. In late July, Apple acknowledged that they were "looking into" user reports of the lags with iOS 4 on iPhone 3G. The latest email...

Today Apple seeded the second build of OS X 10.6.5 to developers, build 10H529. The current build comes just under one week since Apple seeded the first 10.6.5 build, 10H525. According to reports, the current build focuses on AFP, Mail, Printing, 3D Graphics, QuickTime, and X11. Also, the build includes no Known Issues. Apple began...

Looks like Rogers is getting desperate for business! This week, Rogers is contacting "special customers" via a letter encouraging them to sign a 3-year smartphone (voice/data) agreement with the wireless company. The incentive? A $100 bill credit. At this time, it is unknown what it takes to be a "special customer", however it may be...

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 extremely easy to win Be posted at random What's up for grabs...

Today, reports claim that code revealed inside iOS 4 is showing that a new iPhone model is ready to begin field testing. The code, pictured below, carries the description of "iPhone3,2" and iPhone3,3" and seems to indicate that these devices can "auto-activate". In this case, auto-activation is said to allow carriers to test the devices...

Today is a great day for Saskatchewan residents! Today marks the official opening of SaskTel's new 3G+ Wireless Network! Saskatchewan residents are now able to visit a SaskTel location and begin service with a 3G+ device. Devices Since this is the first day roll-out and the company has never had a 3G network in the...