Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Facebook is reportedly getting into the cryptocurrency game.

Cope believes that Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei will have access to "non-core" parts of Canada's upcoming 5G wireless network.

Musk believes that the company's other businesses — electric vehicles, energy storage, and solar — all take a backseat to autonomy.

The latest leaks of Google's upcoming mid-range Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL give us the most complete picture of the phones to date.

A survey shows that listening to music improves our mood and sex life, and makes us more productive.

According to Apple, the banned third-party apps in question used a "highly invasive technology" called Mobile Device Management.

Two years ago, the Toronto-area town of Innisfil, Ontario became one of the first cities on the planet to subsidize Uber trips.

Airbnb's offshoot design studio Samara has hired an industrial designer from Apple to join the company's housebuilding initiative.

Apple is battling California's Right to Repair legislation, currently under consideration by state legislators.

Apple's global smartphone shipments were down 30.2 percent, from 52.2 million iPhones shipped in the first quarter of last year.

Samsung has suffered a 60 percent slump in profits due to waning demand for its memory chips.

The company's smartphone-controlled car set Anki Drive was demonstrated onstage at Apple's 2013 Worldwide Developer Conference.