Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Following a period of extended closure in response to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China, Foxconn is aiming to resume 50 percent of its production by the end of February.

A search warrant obtained by the publication reveals that the Cupertino company has played an important role in investigations.

In what used to be a pioneering entertainment district a century ago, Culver City, California is becoming the new home of modern entertainment companies.

The impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China is weakening the global smartphone production in the first quarter of this year to a five-year low.

Canada's military wants the federal government to ban Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei from supplying equipment for the next generation of wireless infrastructure.

The iPhone SE was Apple's first "budget" smartphone, and another rendition of it called the iPhone 9, or iPhone SE 2, maybe turning out this spring.

The development comes as the coronavirus outbreak threatens to disrupt Chinese manufacturing and force policymakers to ready measures to stabilize the economy.

Here's how to watch the 2020 Oscars online in Canada with and without cable.

An AMD-powered Mac might be on its way, if recently-spotted code in macOS is to be believed.

Apple will co-host its first-ever political debate tonight in an effort to show off its growing investment in news.

Four Chinese handset makers that together account for an estimated 40 percent of global mobile device shipments are building a platform meant to rival Google Play.

Apple has agreed to pay the sum after failing to inform users that software updates could slow down their phones.