Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Dropbox is best known as an online storage and file hosting company.

Ottawa is still debating whether Huawei will be allowed to participate in building Canada’s next-generation wireless networks.

Apart from being more power-efficient, LTPO technology can also pave way for more features like an always-on display, ProMotion, and much more.

More and more Waze users have been hitting the Canadian streets over the past couple months.

The latest version of Signal for iOS and Android contains a blur feature within the image editor.

A letter from the Apple CEO outlines the Cupertino company's position in the midst of nationwide protests.

The global smartphone market saw its worst decline ever in the first quarter of 2020, with sales to end users plummeting by 20.2 percent, according to Gartner.

Peloton, the wildly-popular workout equipment and subscription service, is making its app available on one more device: Apple TV.

The music industry is calling for a "Blackout Tuesday" in response to the death of George Floyd.

The plaintiff claims he noticed peeling paint on the bottoms of the doors and body less than a year of the car being in use.

A long-standing rumor claims that Apple will soon implement microLED (also known as micro-LED or mLED) panels in future iPhones, iPads, and MacBook Pros.

Apple Card customers can enroll in the program and defer payments set for June without incurring any interest, marking the third month in which Apple and Goldman Sachs have allowed such a deferral.