Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

All of Apple's upcoming iPhones may be delayed.

Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) online applications start on April 27, 2020.

France has become the first country to call publicly for Apple and Google to weaken privacy protections around digital contact tracing.

Facebook wants a judge to toss out the Canadian privacy watchdog's findings that the social media company's "lax practices" caused personal data to be used for political purposes. A new report from National Post explains that Privacy Commissioner Daniel Thierren's probe “was neither impartial nor independent, and lacked procedural fairness,” Facebook alleges in a submission to...

The Cupertino company is said to have confirmed plans to make around 213 million iPhone units in the 12 months through March 2021 — an increase of 4 percent over the same period last year.

Former engineers at Dropbox say that that Zoom's vulnerabilities can be traced back a couple of years or more.

The first impressions are in.

The app will have a big focus on streamers, whether you're watching them or streaming content yourself, thanks to a "Go Live" feature that will make it easy to stream mobile games.

Schusser will also continue to run Apple Music and International Content, reporting to Apple senior VP Eddy Cue. The move will take place at the end of the month.

Amazon says the long-form style is "powered by a deep-learning text-to-speech model," and allows Alexa-voiced devices to speak with more natural conversational pauses.

Cook said that if the company keeps investing in employees and their work, he doesn't "see any reason to be anything but optimistic."

Apple's new iPhone SE for the budget-conscious is unlikely to be a major driver of sales in China, a Weibo survey suggested, with analysts noting its lacks of 5G capability.