Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Tesla has quietly acquired Hibar Systems in a push to begin manufacturing its own battery cells.

Apple first-quarter iPhone shipments could rise 10 percent year-over-year thanks to a yet-to-be announced cheaper new iPhone device.

Apple's newest lineup of iPhones has earned praise far and wide, and now Consumer Reports is chiming in. According to a new report from the publication, the iPhone 11 Pro Max topped the publication's smartphone rankings, with the smaller iPhone 11 Pro earning second place. Consumer Reports highlighted the iPhone 11 Pro Max's battery life: For...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has expressed his firm views on cryptocurrency.

An Android security flaw that was supposedly patched two years ago is being exploited to take control of targets' smartphones.

Vancouver has become the first city in British Columbia to usher in ride-hailing regulations.

The European Union's highest court Thursday ruled that lower courts in Europe can order Facebook to remove user comments that have been declared illegal.

An app created to help people avoid trouble in protest-hit Hong Kong has been rejected by Apple over concerns it could allow users to evade law enforcement.

The MacBook of the future might forego the keyboard for a haptic screen-based keyboard.

Apple will launch an updated iPhone SE 2 in the first quarter of 2020, says an Apple analyst.

Dummy Lightning cables used to hack iPhones and iPads are headed into mass production, posing a potential threat to a lot of consumers.

Google is rolling out more tools for users to control their privacy settings.