Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

More than 40 Windows device drivers contain vulnerabilities that could be exploited to perpetrate elevation of privilege attacks on PCs and servers.

Vancouver remains the largest city in North America without access to ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft.

Musk believes AI-powered cameras will eventually become so good that they will render lidar technology obsolete.

When plugged into a computer and connected via Wi-Fi, the cable can give a hacker full control over the system.

The ISOCELL Bright HMX senso will produce "exceptional photos even in extreme lighting conditions."

With the Apple Card roll out in full swing this week, a lot of people have been applying to get Apple's new credit card.

Security researchers have found a way to hack into your iPhone using a pair of glasses with tape on the lenses.

Company says it's staying with Google's Android for now, but HarmonyOS is insurance against future Trump attacks.

The data provides a proof of concept that Apple products and other consumer devices can play a role in monitoring or identifying disease symptoms.

Couriers for Foodora hope to be Canada's first unionized workforce of app-based workers.

Apple really, really doesn't want you replacing your own iPhone battery.

UBS believe Apple could launch a foldable iOS device by 2021 based on an analysis of the iPhone maker's intellectual property filings.