Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

What is likely a battery for a future Apple Watch or AirPods charging case has passed through a Korean certification database.

The Montreal-based startup's technology allows users to tap their credit card or smartphone to another mobile terminal/smartphone for professing the payment.

The emails submitted to Congress regarding the antitrust probe have revealed what appears to be the gestation of Apple's idea to limit digital book sales on iPhones.

Facebook has completed deals with three large music companies for the right to stream music videos on its social media platform in the US.

Smart displays gives users a more interactive, immersive experience since one can now see and touch whatever they are playing.

Apple is facing another multistate probe into its practice of throttling older iPhones.

The developers of Telegram claim that Apple is limiting competition by not allowing users to download apps from outside of the App Store.

Facebook is reportedly opening its wallet to lure TikTok talent to an upcoming video service.

Universal and AMC theaters have reached a brokered peace in their theatrical vs. PVOD cold war.

Apple CEO Tim Cook will tell a House Subcommittee on Antitrust that if Apple is a gatekeeper to the App Store, then it has opened the gate wider to developers. The CEOs of America's largest tech companies are set to testify before Congress today in what will be one of the biggest head-to-head confrontations between...

KOHO has debuted a new feature offering $100 up for users before their schedule payday.

The Cupertino company is researching a future product that might allow connecting two iPads or iPhones as a single workstation or notebook.