Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple has started the search for engineers to create the successor to its all-conquering iTunes software for Windows.

The word's still out on whether Huawei will support Canada's upcoming 5G network.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he is proud to build the company's "most powerful computer ever" in the United States.

Apple has changed the way its development teams work in response to a variety of bugs that crept into iOS 13.

Disney has announced some of its most popular TV shows and movies from the streaming service so far.

WhatsApp has fixed a vulnerability involving malicious MP4 video files that could potentially allow an attacker to remotely access messages and files stored in the app.

The producers believe that many of the people who were critical of the show were driven by a desire to see the Cupertino company fail.

Apple now supports more than 2.4 million jobs across the U.S., including 450,000 manufacturing and operations positions.

A call centre attempting to dupe Canadians into handing over money via various types of phone scams has been shut down by Indian authorities.

Apple has partnered with the nonprofit organization 100cameras to teach Chicago students iPhone photography.

The video takes a deep dive on how the government has used statistics to push for lowering speed limits and imposing heavy fines for distracted driving.

The hackers behind the account takeovers were able to quickly steal Disney+ account credentials and make them available for sale online.