Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A number of iPhone and iPad users have taken to Twitter to complain about how they are unable to make FaceTime calls to their friends or family using an old iPhone or iPad that's running iOS 9.3.5/6.

In another damning indictment on Zoom's privacy and security practices, a malware expert has discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities in its macOS client.

Apple's next iPhone is on course for a September launch despite coronavirus disruption, says the company's most important manufacturing partner.

The feature will let third-party devs bake Snapchat's most popular feature right into their own applications.

The Taiwanese supplier's manufacturing lines are fully booked for the 5nm node, despite the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak.

Spotify is for the kids.

Apple's transition to a majority of its engineers working from home has not derailed the company's plans to launch new products this year.

HQ Trivia made a surprise return on Sunday evening after an anonymous investor brought the company back from the dead.

The app, which first launched in 2016, has enjoyed a flood of new users in recent weeks.

After several leaks suspected of possible delays in the arrival of the iPhone 12 with 5G, a new report claims that the iPhone 12 lineup will not be delayed.

From group chats to virtual dance class, the coronavirus is changing the internet.

In a tweet, Google senior director of product and design Sana Zahari announced the change, promising "more to come," without sharing any further details.