Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Potential victims of the spyware aren't required to install or click on anything — and they may not even be aware something malicious has taken place.

The tariffs, threatened at a 25 percent rate, would require Apple to raise its prices in the United States by roughly 14 percent to keep margins constant across its suppliers

Rivet, a new app from Google's A120 experimental product incubator, wants to help children struggling to read.

Apple is reportedly planning to integrate Apple Pay and NFC in ways that would make iPhone users' everyday activities a lot easier.

The "Netlfix tax" — a tax that could potentially be levied on digital streaming services like Spotify, Amazon, and, of course, Netflix.

The spyware has the ability to give hackers full access to a phone remotely, allowing them to read messages, see contacts, and activate the camera.

The United States Supreme Court is allowing an antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed.

Apple employees are now receiving their own branded Apple Card credit cards as part of a semi-private beta.

Amazon is reportedly testing new technology in its warehouses that can package orders five times faster than humans.

TSMC expects the chipset to be ready to begin mass production in the first half of 2020.

The multicolored arches of the stage have been reportedly designed by Apple design chief Jony Ive.

At that valuation, Uber is worth almost as much as Ford and General Motors combined.