Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The Cyber Independent Testing Lab examined 6,000 firmware images totaling nearly 3 billion binaries released between 2003 and 2018.

Two Apple users have filed a class action iCloud lawsuit against the Cupertino company for misleading terms of service.

Apple Watch continues to storm ahead of the competition in the North American wearables market.

Finance Minister Éric Girard said Wednesday that the bill could allow citizens to ask credit agencies to prevent their files from being consulted.

According to a case maker, Apple might be changing up its iPhone names with the new generation.

Privacy settings for Facebook Groups are changing to make things simpler, the company announced on Wednesday.

The service would be the first of its kind in Canada and comes at a time when fraudulent calls have unfortunately become more common in the country.

Twitter bots are run by software and are programmed to automatically tweet, retweet, like, and follow other accounts.

Responding to Apple's move to recall some specific models of 15-inch MacBook Pro, the FAA has banned select models from flights.

With the upcoming school year, 100,000 college students across the United States will have access to their contactless ID card on their iPhone and/or Apple Watch.

Parallels Desktop is an app that allows Mac users to run Windows seamlessly on their Apple computer without the fuss of rebooting or partitioning one's hard drive.

Lost your iPhone? You may have trouble paying your Apple Card bill.