Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Walmart's online marketplace has a new partner in its quest to better compete with Amazon in the e-commerce wars: Shopify.

The new feature is powered by Facebook Pay, a unified payment service first introduced back in 2018

Apple has quietly added new upgrade options for the 16-inch MacBook Pro and Mac Pro, its two most powerful computing devices.

Facebook is reportedly testing the use of Face ID and Touch ID as a means to make its iOS Messenger App more secure.

The series is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on July 10th.

Pocket Casts and Castro were both pulled from distribution in China after the Cyberspace Administration of China demanded that the apps stop allowing content that breached the country's restrictive speech laws.

New information from an Apple leaker has us wondering whether we might get a non-iPad Pro Magic Keyboard.

Sonos made quite a splash in January when it sued Google for allegedly stealing its intellectual property. Now, Google is returning the favor.

Shadows on scans have always been an issue, and the latest update from Scanner Pro hopes to make the issue a thing of the past.

iOS 14's new call recording feature, which was spilled by a leaked screenshot earlier this week, was designed for internal debugging and will not be made available to the public.

The move follows IBM's announcement earlier this week that IBM would no longer offer facial recognition products, citing the technology's potential for abuse or misuse.

Intel processors are vulnerable to another set of major security threats, security experts at two research teams disclosed earlier this week.