Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A new press releases profile two app developers set to attend this year's WWDC.

The so-called Ghost Proposal calls for communication app developers to silently add law enforcement agencies to group chats or calls.

Gogo, which powers much of the inflight Wi-Fi enjoyed today, has its eyes on a faster future.

Here's how to watch the Toronto Raptors take on the Golden State Warriors in the 2019 NBA Finals in Canada.

It seems as if Apple will be adopting a similar design language across the apps.

Apple has published a new press release explaining and extolling the App Store's guidelines and developer program.

Apple's former head of App Store reviews, Phillip Shoemaker, sheds some light on the sometimes opaque review process of new apps.

Goldman Sachs wasn't the only investment firm eyeing Apple's upcoming credit card.

Apple supplier Pegatron is planning to invest up to $1 billion USD on a factory in Indonesia that will assemble chips for Apple's iPhone. According to a new report from Reuters, Indonesia's deputy minister today said that the Taiwanese firm has signed a letter of intent stating it plans to invest 10 to 15 trillion rupiahs...

The declaration promises several initiatives aimed to help to protect the integrity of the Canadian election this fall.

Addiction to video games is now considered a mental health disorder. The World Health Organization (WHO) added video game addiction to its International Classification of Diseases (ICD) in an update Saturday, according to a new report from CNET. The WHO"s International Classification of Diseases is an exhaustive index of 55,000 injuries, diseases and causes of...

The comprehensive testing is a portion of what has made the chip an achievement in privacy recognized by many independent security experts.