Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The tech giant will be opening a 635,000-square-foot office in the Washington city this year and will hire 2,000 employees over the next five years.

The 5G devices, which would be installed at 31 traffic light posts throughout the city, would allow Rogers customers with 5G-compatible devices to access the network.

The new generation of tiny Raspberry Pi computers marks a departure from the standardized Raspberry Pi Model B.

Apple might be adding its biggest MacBook Pro yet to the lineup later this year.

A new study finds that the language used in a participant's Facebook posts is able to predict up to 21 medical conditions.

Google was keen to stress that it would continue to support the Pixel Slate, but it's drawing a line under its tablets business.

FTC officials have objected against the submissions of the slides calling it "improper, unfair, and prejudicial."

Adobe Lightroom is now available in the Mac App Store. The first flagship Adobe service added to Apple's redesigned App Store, Lightroom is a popular choice among creative pros for editing, organizing and storing photos. According to a new report from The Verge, Adobe has made its first major app available on the Mac App Store: Adobe Lightroom....

Apple will lead the way to smart watch growth in the next four years, reads a recent quarterly forecast by a market research firm.

Apple is reportedly reworking Messages to be more in line with its iOS variant, introducing features such as iMessage Effects on the Mac for the first time.

Almost 1,000 Best Buy stores can now carry out Apple-certified repairs thanks to 7,600 "newly Apple-certified technicians."

Apple is seriously considering moving a huge chunk of its manufacturing away from China.