Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Microsoft contractors are reportedly listening to personal conversations conducted using Skype Translator, the company's translating service. 

The workshops are part of Apple's Community Education initiative, which aims to create opportunities in coding for underrepresented communities throughout the United States.

OpenSignal, an independent global standard, analyzed over 23 million devices from across 72 countries from April to June in 2019.

Apple will give jailbroken iPhones to third-party security researchers and hackers at the Black Hat security conference this week.

Today Apple is officially launching its latest service, Apple Card, but only to a subset of users ahead of a broader rollout later this month.

As iPhone sales continue to stagnate, Apple continues to invest heavily in its research and development divisions.

Huawei has been testing a smartphone running Hongmeng OS, with a possible plan to launch the device before the end of the year.

Apple will bring back Touch ID for its 2021 iPhones, using an in-display fingerprint sensor, an analyst has predicted.

The intensifying trade war between the U.S. and China won't impact the price nor the shipment forecasts for the company's products in the U.S. market.

After being limited to referrals before being axed entirely, free lifetime Supercharging is back for all new Tesla Model S and Model X orders.

Alexa users who don’t want their recordings reviewed by third-party contractors finally have an option to opt-out.

With the Apple Card's launch merely weeks or even days away, partner Goldman Sachs has uploaded the credit card's customer agreement.