Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Facebook is taking new steps to crack down on so-called "deepfake" videos, but won't ban some forms of the videos entirely from its social-media platform.

The FBI has asked the company to unlock a pair of iPhones investigators believe were owned by a Saudi aviation student accused of shooting three people at a naval base in December.

High-quality leaked renders of the upcoming Apple iPhone SE 2/iPhone 9 have surfaced, giving us our first glimpse at the upcoming budget iPhone.

The company is making it easier for consumers to use audio equipment with its TVs through a new program called Roku TV Ready.

Amazon's push to control the television-viewing experience is expanding beyond the living room.

Called Privacy Choices, the new app is specifically supposed to put users in control of their data, allowing them to see what information is collected and easily opt out if they want.

Google has responded to claims that Xiaomi smart cameras were streaming strangers’ home camera feeds by disabling integration with its Nest devices.

More than a year after leaving Apple, Jimmy Iovine has spoken to the New York Times about the streaming industry.

Richard Plepler, former chief executive over at HBO, has signed a five-year content production deal with Apple.

Christmas Day turned out to be one of the biggest moneymaking days ever for Apple and Google as far as app sales go.

Another Tesla Model Y has been spotted on the road, this time in Washington State.

The Canadian government continues to be pressured into making a decision regarding China’s Huawei and 5G technology