Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A new video from Apple explains the design rationale behind the trackpad and the iPadOS pointer.

Walmart Canada announces plans to invest $3.5 billion for smart stores and customer satisfaction.

Apple is being sued for allegedly refusing to come to the aid of victims of iTunes gift card scams.

Here is a test of physical hardware security keys with an iPhone.

This month, Telus managed to secure ownership of the repair chain Mobile Klinik. No price was publicly disclosed as many details about the arrangement remained private. Telus has plans to expand this business to Nova Scotia and P.E.I. As reported by The Star, Mobile Klinik already has 79 corporate stores open, roughly 50 of which...

Netflix says that it did great during April, May, and June of this year — because people were stuck at home around the world, waiting out the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite collateral damage from the US trade war with China, Huawei remains hopeful that it will still be able to sell 5G telecommunications equipment in Canada.

Twitter has shed more light on the recent hijacking of high profile accounts, involving a cryptocurrency scam.

Trump's top law enforcement official said in a speech: "Chinese government censors don’t need to say a word, because Hollywood is doing their work for them."

The European Commission has launched a broad antitrust inquiry into internet of things technologies such as voice assistants and connected mobile devices.

Apple is bringing more coding and creating opportunities to communities across the United States by expanding its partnership with HBCUs.

The company says that it plans to expand it to more regions and platforms in the coming months.