Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Samsung's next foldable device will feature a 6.7-inch inner display that will be capable of shrinking to a "compact-sized square" when folded.

Apple is said to be working on a new Apple Watch feature specifically aimed at students, allowing them to block certain content during school hours.

With Apple's next iPhone event just a week away, new details have emerged from Geekbench showing the CPU statistics for the iPhone XR successor.

Facebook is considering hiding Likes on its posts amid concerns the feature turns the website into a popularity contest.

A recent massive iPhone hack discovered by Google researchers may have been a campaign to target Uyghur Muslims, an oppressed ethnic minority living in China.

Code found in an internal build of iOS 13 suggests Apple is continuing work on its AR headset.

In testing, the malware was able to extract data from most leading apps from third parties, including WhatsApp, Google Maps, and Gmail.

New leaks of purported cases for Apple's 2019 iPhone lineup shows a couple slight design changes.

Multiple airlines have barred transporting Apple laptops in checked luggage — in some cases, regardless of whether they fall under the recall.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said he's in favor of breaking up big tech companies, including Apple, Facebook, and Google.

As Trump's incoming China tariffs are just around the corner, Apple's increasing dependence on Chinese production puts the company in an economically difficult situation.

Apple today launched a certification program that will enable independent repair shops to gain access to the same parts, tools, and training as Apple Authorized Service Providers.