Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff
Samsung Responds to App Throttling Allegations on Galaxy Phones
A new finding suggests Samsung is throttling the performance of thousands of Android apps on Galaxy smartphones.
Microsoft to Suspend New Sales of Products and Services in Russia
Microsoft will suspend all new sales of its products and services in Russia due to the country's attacks on Ukraine.
Disney+ Announces Ad-Supported Subscription Plans Coming
In a first for Disney's flagship direct-to-consumer streaming service, Disney+ will launch an ad-supported subscription plan later this year.
Apple Files Patent for Folded Camera Lens With Advanced Zoom Capabilities
Apple is working on a new camera system that involves a folding lens mechanism, allowing it to function within smaller form factors.
Ukraine Has Received Over $50 Million USD in Crypto Donations
The Ukrainian government and supporting organization have amassed more than $52 million USD through more than 90,000 separate crypto asset donations.
Apple Says In-Person ‘Today at Apple’ Sessions are Back at U.S. Stores
Beginning Monday, March 7, Apple Stores will resume in-person Today at Apple sessions for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
How to Send Text Donations to Ukraine from Canada
Here's how you can send text donations to help relief efforts in Ukraine.
Wealthsimple Waives Fees on Bitcoin, Ethereum Donations to Ukraine
If you're looking to donate Bitcoin or Ethereum to Ukraine, Wealthsimple is waiving all fees.
Here are the Latest Cellphone Deals from Rogers, Telus, Bell and More from March 2
Here are the latest Canadian carrier wireless deals from March 2, 2022.
Netflix Acquires Finland’s Next Games for $94 Million
Netflix is buying Next Games — whose credits including the "Stranger Things: Puzzle Tales" mobile game — for €65 million.
Google Maps Restricting User-Submitted Tag Features in Ukraine
Users have accused Google Maps of hosting content that has allegedly been used to target airstrikes on Ukrainian cities like Kyiv and Kharkiv.
Google Removes Russia’s RT, Sputnik Apps from Play Store
It's the latest in the company's efforts to rein in Russian disinformation about the Ukraine conflict across its platforms.