Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Investors are worried about new Apple services potential in censorship-heavy China.

Apple has announced that veterans across the nation can now access their Health Records using iPhone.

Facebook has once again been forced to acknowledge third-party access to user data.

Apple's VP of Marketing Communications Tor Myrehn said that Apple asked Media Arts Lab to evolve its marketing approach as Apple evolves its own approach too.

The transaction totals approximately 75 megawatts of clean energy, enough to power the equivalent of 20,000 homes.

A new bug disguising itself as a technical support website is targeting Firefox users on Windows and macOS.

Smart speakers like Google Home, Apple HomePod, and Amazon Echo can all be hacked with the help of laser-powered "light commands."

Photoshop Camera will be able to apply filters and effects to your photos using Adobe Sensei Artificial Intelligence either before or after the photo is taken.

Microsoft is giving the digital assistant a host of new capabilities to help people manage their schedules and communications at the office throughout the day.

Premier John Horgan doesn't see anything standing in the way of ride sharing companies hitting the roads by Christmas as originally promised.

Spending data shows that the brand-new streaming service Apple TV+ is not the tech giant's top priority in terms of marketing.

Microsoft's Office Mobile app combines lightweight versions of the company's Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps.