Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Over the last few weeks, we have heard quite a bit of contradictory reports surrounding the launch of the 5G iPhone 12.

Apple is taking advantage of the fact a whole lot of people are working from home these days by offering 90-day trials for both Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X for the first time.

The iOS version of the Zoom video calling service is reportedly sending data to Facebook, even if the user does not own a Facebook account to begin with.

There's been a change to one of Apple's internal service documents, adding the MacBook Air to a list of laptops that have the issue.

Even so, the noticeable lack of support for Google apps and services may be a dealbreaker for many.

The shoe was made by Apple in the early 1990s and was only given out to their employees, making this one of the more obscure sneakers in existence.

Apple is testing out its rumored AR/VR headset internally using a generic controller similar in design to that of the HTC Vive.

The new macOS 10.15.4 Catalina firmware update improves support for high dynamic range monitors as well as customized reference modes for Apple's Pro Display XDR.

The app will now let iPhone owners wirelessly transfer photo and video files between a Windows PC and iPhone, but also wirelessly mirror the phone to the computer as well.

Users can now subscribe and listen to all your favorite podcasts, explore show and episode recommendations, browse popular and trending shows in comedy, news, sports, and more.

Apple's main iPhone assemblers, Foxconn and Wistron, have temporarily shut down their plants in India in line with the government's directive.

Less than a week after launching an app to track potential exposure to the coronavirus, Singapore is making the technology freely available to developers worldwide.