Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

For those that may have missed it, Apple has now posted its feature video for the iPhone 4. The video, entitled "This changes everything. Again.", is a great roundup of the iPhone 4 device, the tech inside of it, and the device manufacturing process. The video primarily features the iPhone 4 within the context of...

When the iPad launched in Canada, one of the most popular apps were Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. Otherwise known as the iWork productivity suite for iPad. After the announcement of the iPhone 4 this morning at Apple's annual WWDC event, a new feature page describing the enhancements coming to the iPhone 4/iOS 4.0 Mail application...

Alongside the iPhone 4 announcement this morning, Apple also featured new cases for the iPhone 4 called "Bumpers". The Bumpers look like a thick silicone case that wrap around the perimeter of the iPhone 4, protecting all the sides and corners. The case does however leave the front display and back part of the iPhone...

Today at Apple's annual WWDC event, the company announced the next generation iPhone, iPhone 4. In 2007, Apple launched the original iPhone, which was followed by the iPhone 3G in 2008 (the first Canadian iPhone!) and then a year later the iPhone 3GS, which mainly brought speed enhancements and a video camera. Today, Apple announced...

One of the coolest things I like about Tweetie, (now Twitter for iPhone), is the way you pull down the screen to refresh your feed. It is a cool, fun way to load your newest tweets. It is almost instinctive now, as I try to do it in other apps as well, and I almost...

Yesterday we reported about AT&T running dry of their 8GB iPhone 3G stock, which served as additional evidence of an upcoming iPhone launch. Alongside the AT&T news, we've also seen the Apple Online Store remove the "select" button for the iPhone 3G, preventing users from purchasing the device and of course, we can't forget the...

Over the last month we have seen Walmart (USA) low the price of the iPhone 3GS to $99 (on contract) and no longer sell the iPhone 3G. We have seen the Apple Online Store remove the "select" button for the iPhone 3G, preventing users from purchasing the device. We have seen analysts predict that Apple...

When we are searching the web at home or on the go, we're always looking for the most accurate search we can get, often trying different search engines until we find what we're looking for. On the iPhone, the default search engine is Google, but there have also been apps from Bing and Yahoo to...

If the rumors are correct, it seems that Koodo Mobile, a discount carrier under Telus Mobility, may soon be launching a HSPA network. The tentative launch date is set for June 15, 2010 and the new Koodo network would essentially be an extension of the existing Telus network. Koodo currently uses CDMA, which is the...

Point Inside, a very popular and successful navigation application that made its debut on the iPhone platform, has recently been updated to feature Canadian Airports in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and Montreal! Point Inside is an application that primarily displays shopping mall maps on your iPhone. However, with the update to include many Airports in North...

Today Apple seeded the sixth build of OS X 10.6.4, build 10F564. The current build comes one week since the last OS X build, 10F58. The build number this week, 10F564, is an odd one, and maybe be an error. The true build number may actually be 10F64. According to reports, the current build focuses...

One of the latest finds in the iPhone 4.0 firmware beta is a flashlight feature by using the sleep/wake button. Since the 4.0 OS is still in beta, it is difficult to know whether this flashlight find is a feature or a bug. However, if this flashlight capability ends up in the final 4.0 firmware,...